The Alaska Zoo put out a call for help Tuesday on social media, asking residents who might have some extra fish in their freezers to consider donating it.
“It’s a really big walk-in freezer and we’ve got space for all of it — like we will pile that fish to the ceiling and use it next summer,” Lavin stated. “We’re here 365 days a year, so if you want to drop fish on Christmas we will find it.”
According to Lavin, anything the zoo can’t use due to regulations won’t go to waste and will be set aside for Alaska mushers to use for their teams. Donations can be dropped off inside a freezer located on the west side of the zoo’s parking lot near the greenhouse fence. Alaska Zoo employees take the donated fish to their main walk-in freezer multiple times a day. The gates to the parking lot are open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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