Name submissions will only be accepted online through $5 donations.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jaguar cub that was recently born at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens on Apr. 7, 2023 is still in need of a name.
The zoo announced an opportunity for the public to choose the name for its male jaguar cub starting Wednesday, according to a news release. They will be soliciting names from the public in a week-long naming contest that ends on June 28, in partnership with the Jaguars Foundation.
The Jacksonville community can submit suggested names for a $5 donation per submission here. Names will only be accepted online by way of donations to support the zoo’s mission to connect communities with wildlife and wild places. The names chosen as finalists will go to a public poll in a one-day social media vote to determine the winner on June 29, the release states.
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