Mum requests refund, zoo promptly agrees, allows girl to keep pass privileges, invites her back for complimentary visits once she recovers
A zoo in eastern China refunded a girl’s annual pass after she was diagnosed with cancer and donated all the coins from its wishing well to support her family.
Two-year-old Xiaoran from Jiangsu province was a frequent visitor to Nantong Forest Safari Park, making five trips in just two months.
The zoo spans over 2 square kilometres and is home to nearly 20,000 wild animals.
An adult ticket costs 180 yuan (US$25), while Xiaoran’s parents bought her an annual pass for 588 yuan (US$80), allowing unlimited visits.
