Animal parks have for decades worked as a popular tourism attractions, both from an educationally and entertainment point of view. The awareness of animals and their welfare is something that is well discussed in the literature. However, the welfare of animals with the connection from a marketing perspective, is something that is still relatively unknown. This thesis have investigated the amount of animal welfare that is integrated in the marketing from four different animal parks. The research was conducted through a qualitative content analysis, where the marketing material from the animal organisations were being analysed. The results from this research revealed that the amount of animal welfare differed among the parks. In three of them the focus on welfare were relatively high, whilst in the fourth the welfare were none existed. While the analysis indicated on some similarities among the parks, some differences were also stated. These results can be of interests for further research within the tourism field. For instance research where these results are being compared with the parks business actions, to see how well they matches.