If you've ever wanted to see a sloth up close, one is coming to New York.

The Foundation for Animal Rescue and Education is teaming up with Little Ray's Nature Centers and ZooAmerica to bring the first annual Natural History Exhibition. It'll be held in Albany February 9th and 10th.

The 12,000 square foot interactive, educational exhibit features 30 live animals including a Sloth, Armadillo, Owls, Falcon, Alligator, Hawk, Snakes, Tarantulas, Tortoises, Bunnies, Ferrets, and much more.

There will be 2 highly interactive 30-minute educational programs that will rotate 15 minutes apart each day and lots of staff with animals out for people to interact with in a family-friendly, hands-on environment. You'll need a few hour to see and do everything the Exhibition has to offer.

DATES:
Saturday February 9th - 10am - 5pm
Sunday February 10th - 10am - 5pm

PRESENTATION TIMES:
Little Ray's Nature Centres - 10:15/11:45/1:15/2:45/4:15
Birds of Prey by ZooAmerica - 11:00/12:30/2:00/3:30
**Please note the sloth only comes out during the Little Ray’s presentations**

LOCATION:
Empire State Plaza Convention Center
Room 130, Concourse Level
Albany, NY 12242

PRICES:
$14/$12 in advance
After 4 people in a group, each person is: $10
Kids 2 and under are FREE

Get tickets and a portion of proceeds will go to the Sloth Conservation Foundation & to the Wildlife Conservation Society.

Animals at the Exhibition come from Little Ray's Nature Center; the largest exotic animal rescue in Canada that provides sanctuary for hundreds of seized and unwanted pets until the best long term solutions can be found.

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