Pogo For Animals Pen Guide: Delivering Animals and Earning Cash

Bringing animals home in Pogo For Animals is a physical trip, not a menu action: you pick up the animals you find while bouncing along the track and carry them back to your own Pen. Reaching the Pen with an animal is the entire delivery — there is no NPC to talk to and no separate turn-in step — and the Pen pays you Cash for what you brought back.

How to deliver an animal to your Pen

The game's official loop is to bounce through the map on your Pogo Stick and collect rare animals, then "Bring Animals back to your Pen to earn Cash!" A delivery run looks like this:

1. Head out along the track on your Pogo Stick and pick up animals as you find them.
2. Turn back and bounce home with the animal in tow. The return trip is the delivery, so keep the game's own warning in mind: "Don't fall off the track!"
3. Reach your Pen with the animal. There is nothing extra to click or confirm — the Pen itself is your cash-out point, and getting the animal back there is what earns you Cash.

Then start the next run. Every trip out and back is one full earning cycle: collect, deliver, get paid, head out again. For the first half of that cycle, see the guide on how to get animals.

What you earn for a delivery

A successful delivery pays Cash, and the amount is tied to the animal you bring in. In one recorded session, a player picks up a Golden Dog and calls it worth 100 dollars, while a Hama Bird is credited with adding 3,000. Treat those numbers as session examples of the pattern, not an official rate table — the takeaway is that different animals are worth different amounts, so what you choose to carry home matters. For what this income is good for, see how to get cash.

What happens to the animal after delivery

Delivered animals are stored inside your Pen afterward. They do not vanish into a counter: kept creatures remain there as individually named animals with levels and values — in one session, players compared a level 8 Trendle against a level 12 one and checked a Hama Bird's value — so the Pen doubles as a visible collection you can browse, not just a wallet.

One thing worth knowing in multiplayer: creatures sitting inside a base can be handled again. In one recorded session, a player planned to pick a creature straight out of another player's base and carry it off, with deposited creatures described as sitting inside the base. So what stands in your Pen is part of your visible base, not a locked vault. For the other side of that exchange, see the stealing guide.

Where the Cash goes

Delivery Cash funds the rest of the progression. The game's own pitch is to upgrade your Jump Power and unlock better Pogo Sticks to go even further out along the map — the fuller your Pen pays out, the more you can invest in reaching farther on each run.