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Master Planning of Zoos - Central Zoo Authority

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Technical Session I<br />

Reading ID number<br />

34<br />

Tranquilized LTM<br />

for fixing transponder<br />

Planned breeding programme<br />

• There should be some purpose or objective for keeping each and every individual animal<br />

in a zoo.<br />

• Get the right founders <strong>of</strong> the targeted animal species.<br />

• Have and maintain the history cards, pedigree charts and stud books for each individual<br />

and targeted animal species.<br />

• For that each and every animal <strong>of</strong> the species must be identifiable by the keepers - by<br />

popular name; by the management using ear tags, rings or transponders.<br />

• The zoo library should have sufficient reference material on the targeted animal species.<br />

• Proper housing facilities, veterinary facilities including pathological laboratory facility<br />

should be available in the park.<br />

• Next important step is to select the proper breeding pairs, considering pedigree,<br />

compatibility, age structure, social behavior etc.<br />

Health precautions<br />

• Before mating – like deworming, vaccination. Health supplements etc., during pregnancy<br />

and after pregnancy are also required to be taken.<br />

• Facilities like nursery for hand rearing, trained manpower etc should be handy and if we<br />

properly succeed in-situ by improving the habitat and ex-situ by planned breeding – the<br />

two can meet.

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