Of all the big cats in the world, leopards are the most exquisite and endangered. Today, the San Diego Zoo is home to several leopard species, including two from remote regions of Asia—the Amur leopard and the snow leopard. They live in aging Cat Canyon habitats that were built in the 1930s by the Works Progress Administration (WPA). They are now in dire need of replacement, and we must build new homes for both species.

Through your heartfelt generosity, we can create incredible environments for our leopards, where they can thrive with their cubs as well as provide a dynamic viewing experience for our guests.

Together, we can enhance the lives of our endangered Amur and snow leopards and continue our efforts to save these exquisite animals from extinction in the wild.