Folks can honor their departed furry friends at the San Antonio Zoo's animal ofrenda
Those who’ve lost their four-legged family members can honor their lives and legacy by leaving their photo at the San Antonio Zoo’s animal ofrenda in celebration of Día de Los Muertos. The altar, which is currently up at the San Antonio Zoo, is a place where guests can add their personal memories, forming a colorful mix of photos, flowers and symbols that celebrate the lives and spirits of their animal companions. “Our Día de los Muertos altar offers a heartfelt opportunity to honor your furry, feathery, or scaly friends in loving memory in a way that resonates with the vibrant culture of San Antonio,” San Antonio Zoo CEO Tim Morrow said in a statement.
Recent Posts
San Antonio nonprofit SNIPSA hosting puppy and kitten speed-dating event Saturday
Lt. Gov Dan Patrick says Texas is ‘coming for the books’ in public school libraries
Overtime Theater’s High Tea at Medusa’s Court offers unlikely mix of characters
Hearing for temporary restraining order on Big Bend border construction to take place in San Antonio
San Antonio City Council will vote Thursday on renaming César E. Chávez Boulevard
Councilwoman Phyllis Viagran faces hecklers over her opposition to public vote on Spurs arena
Gov. Abbott proposes ban on H-1B visa use for Texas public schools during campaign stop
ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard dies at age 77
‘Faux Pause’: Why Greg Abbott’s data center ‘crackdown’ looks a lot like election-year theater
Faux Pause: Why Greg Abbott’s data center ‘crackdown’ looks a lot like election-year theater
"My job is to find and attract mastery-based agents to the office, protect the culture, and make sure everyone is happy! "