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The
History of Wildlife Wendy

“Wildlife” Wendy Horton is a professional
animal trainer based in Los Angeles, California. Since 1990, Wendy
has been working with a variety of exotic animals such as marine
mammals, big cats, primates, hoofstock, reptiles and birds.
An Ohio native, Wendy first aspired to become a television personality
and was anchoring the morning news in Bucyrus, Ohio at the age of
20! Extensive feature reporting about animals led Wendy to become
a dolphin handler and performer at Cedar Point’s Oceana Show
in Sandusky, Ohio.
Wendy was then accepted to the highly acclaimed Moorpark College
Teaching Zoo in Southern California. She earned her degree in exotic
animal training and management specializing in wildlife education.
Wendy continued performing in animal shows across the country including
California’s Six Flags Magic Mountain and New England’s
Riverside Park. In addition to performing, Wendy has trained exotic
and domestic species for the television and film industry including
the feature film Being John Malkovich, ABC’s Grace Under Fire,
Disney’s Even Stevens, Nickelodeon’s Brothers Garcia
as well as Petco, Maaco, AmericanTouristor and Volkswagen commercials.
Being fortunate to have worked with all varieties of animals, Wendy
could not deny her passion for parrots and in 1995 she decided to
produce her own show. With four birds under her wing, Wendy was
on her way with the goal to create experiences abound! Today, Wendy
has six birds in the act and is still growing. As entertaining as
the birds are, Wendy mixes fun with fact, striving to bring awareness
and appreciation for feathered creatures, as well as the endangered
rainforests where the bird’s ancestors call home.
Wendy Horton and her tropical birds have performed for State &
County fairs, School and library programs, as well as on television
shows such as The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Pet Star, Soap Talk,
Hallmark Channel’s McBride and The KTLA Morning News.
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1-800-278-0002 For Booking
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