Josh

Adoptions


Josh, a male Bald Eagle, was brought to the Dakota Zoo in Bismarck, North Dakota in 2006. Josh was shot in the left wing resulting in badly fractured bones and the presence of lead particles in his wing. Unfortunately, the wing needed to be amputated at the wrist. He was named after an Army Veteran who served in Iraq. Josh and the other birds-of-prey at the Center are used for outreach programs and educational programs in an effort to generate better understanding and deeper appreciation of the species.


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If you choose to pick up the adoption package in Gift Shop, please allow seven days to process the order.
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For this adoption you may choose between the standard photo magnet or a photo ornament.
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