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Fahlo Animal Tracking Bracelet

$16.99
by Fahlo
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Order by 12/15/25 for expected delivery by 12/24/25!

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Pickup Hours & Location

We are now located at 3001 West White Oaks Drive in Springfield.

HOLIDAY HOURS:
Easter Sunday - Closed

Memorial Day - Closed

4th of July - Closed

Labor Day - Closed

Pickup Hours

Monday-Friday 10AM to 6PM

Saturday 10AM to 5PM

Sunday 12PM to 4PM

Choose your favorite animal and color, then follow a real animal’s journey with this Fahlo tracking bracelet. Each bracelet comes with a card that unlocks an interactive map in the Fahlo app, with photos and updates about the animal you track. The beaded bracelet is a wearable way to stay curious about wildlife and the places it calls home. Fahlo partners with conservation organizations and donates 10% of profits to its nonprofit partners.

Why We Love It

  • Pairs a keepsake bracelet with an engaging animal tracking experience.
  • Offers a choice of animals and colors for a gift that feels personal.
  • Encourages kids and adults to learn more about wildlife and conservation.

Good to Know

  • Includes a tracking card; scan its QR code in the Fahlo app to meet your animal.
  • Elastic bracelet; one size fits most.
  • Beads are made from natural crushed stone or glass, so color and pattern may vary slightly.
  • Tracking paths may be live, delayed, or historical to help protect the animals.