New promise but no resolution for those other Zoos.

I have today written to our Prime Minister about this situation.

This is my communication...

Dear Sir, i do not know if you are aware, that our British Zoos are in crisis. They are unable to open. The situation is that many animals in the Zoos are at risk of being put down as the zoos are on the brink of going bust, due to not being able to open. For example Chester Zoo.
Here is what they say..
But now, as the government has ordered that we may have to stay closed indefinitely, it hurts us to say that this crisis has left us FIGHTING FOR OUR FUTURE.

Not being able to open, despite being a huge outdoor site with all the necessary safety measures in place, is having a devastating impact on our much-loved zoo. We’re heading towards debt in excess of £24m by the end of 2020 – this will financially cripple us. We need to raise £1.6m each month to keep going.

Meanwhile, we’re having to sit back and watch as people are piling onto beaches and into public parks, where there is no way of controlling numbers, no way of guaranteeing people are socially distanced and no way of ensuring safety. We, can do all of this.

We look on as, from this week, private gardens open up, while we and our own 128 acres of gardens and 16km of pathways remain closed, and under enormous financial pressure.

We REFUSE to cut corners when it comes to the animals.
We REFUSE to give up on our fight to prevent extinction.
And because of that, we’ve now reached the point where we desperately need help.

Chester Zoo has however been promised support but there other Zoos around the country in a similar plight, like Twycross, Chessinton etc.

Is it possible to sort out a possible plan of snake visiting and 2mtr distancing at these establishments. 

These establishments give wellbeing, excise and mental help to hundreds of people.

Please can you help avoid this potential human and animal disaster.

Kind regards
Trevor Stevens