The keeper learned to make monkey fist knots at a Hose2Habitat workshop hosted by the Maryland Zoo.

Calvin selects treats from a fire hose browser made at a Hose2Habitat workshop.

Made at a Hose2Habitat workshop in 2016.

Sam Houston, a Black Rhino who lives at Chehaw, GA, rubs his horn base and face against a street sweeper brush. Ahhhh.
Photo credit: Spectacular Sam Sassone

These fire hose cubes made at Hose2Habitat workshops are popular enrichment items for many species.

This massive fire hose animal was made by Luke Siberry at a Hose2Habitat workshop.

The lions at Greenville Zoo in South Carolina enjoy the fire hose balls made and donated by Hose2Habitat in December 2014.

See instructions for this hoop hammock we made on our enrichment instructions page.

Herbie, a chimpanzee at Chimps, Inc, inspects his newly donated ring.

Made at a Hose2Habitat workshop in 2016.

Prehensile-tailed porcupines Max and Quinn at Zoo Atlanta share this cardboard tube donated by Owens Corning through the Owens Corning/Hose2Habitat animal enrichment donation program.
Photo Credit: Zoo Atlanta

Zhanna is enjoying the fire hose ball made at the Brandywine Zoo in Delware in July 2015 during a Hose2Habitat workshop. Photo courtesy of the Brandywine Zoo

This tiger loves the cardboard tube donated through the Owens Corning/Hose2Habiat donation program.
Photo credit: Erin Nipper

Co-founder, LIsa Daly, helps fill a browser donated to Ardastra Gardens, Bahamas.

Co-founder, Tony Slamin, watches as Danika tests the browser donated to Ardastra Gardens, Bahamas.

Tamarr enjoying a cardboard tube donated through the Owens Corning/Hose2Habitat animal enrichment donation program.
Photo credit: Stephanie Miner

North American River Otters, Splasher and Diver, at Boonshoft Museum of Discovery, enjoy playing with the fire hose cube donated by Hose2Habitat!
Photo Credit: Boonshoft Museum of Discovery

Bella enjoys the fire hose cube donated to the Akron Zoo by Hose2Habitat.
Photo credit: StephanieMiner

Bella enjoys the fire hose cube donated to the Akron Zoo by Hose2Habitat.
Photo credit: StephanieMiner

Submitted by Micala Teetzen.

This elephant is eating browse from a fire hose browser made at a Hose2Habitat workshop.

Enrichment made with fire hose donated by Owens Corning. Photo courtesy of Sara Hamlin

Hose2Habitat volunteers, David and Clay, made two goat platforms for the Maryland Zoo in September 2014 from surplus lumber.

Hose2Habitat donated the fire hose browser to Greenville Zoo in December 2014.