The Taming update in 99 Nights in the Forest has given players the ability to tame wild animals, which can be useful for farming and survival. Along with this, a new class has been introduced — Zookeeper, which greatly simplifies interactions with wild animals thanks to its skills. In this guide, we'll explain what this class can do and how to get the Zookeeper in 99 Nights in the Forest!

How to Get the Zookeeper Class in 99 Nights in the Forest

You can obtain the Zookeeper class in 99 Nights in the Forest by purchasing it in the game's main lobby store for 70 diamonds. Once you buy it, it will remain permanently in your list of available classes. The main thing is to acquire the necessary amount of diamonds through Robux or by completing certain tasks.

To purchase the Zookeeper, go to the Daily Class Shop in the game's main lobby by holding the E key next to the class store.

Then scroll down the list of classes until you find the Zookeeper. If it's available, purchase it for 70 diamonds, provided you have enough currency. If not, you'll need to earn more.

It's also worth noting that the Zookeeper, like other classes, may not be available in the store at the time you check it. In that case, you'll have to wait or perform a Reroll of the store for 99 Robux, hoping that the Zookeeper will be available this time.

Zookeeper Skills in 99 Nights in the Forest

At the start of the game, the Zookeeper class in 99 Nights in the Forest receives an Old Taming Flute, which can be used to tame an animal if done correctly. Additionally, the Zookeeper can unlock three perks by completing specific tasks and receive a fourth — an additional random perk from any other class in the game.

• Level 1: the taming whistle levels up faster.
• Level 2: feeding tamed animals restores more of their health.
• Level 3: you can tame animals faster with the flute.

Do You Need the Zookeeper Class in 99 Nights in the Forest?

If you love animals and want to change your gameplay style at the start of another survival, then the Zookeeper is an interesting choice for this. With tamed animals, especially wolves, you increase your chances of survival and the ability to fight enemies from the first nights, which is, admittedly, convenient and cool.

Of course, it's not necessary to have this class to be able to tame animals, but with it, you can do so right from the start, as you won't need to craft the necessary taming tools yourself.

However, in other cases, it might be wise to save the 70 diamonds for a better class that is more inclined towards survival in the dark forest, as it lacks any survival skills.