Welcome to the Milwaukee County Zoo!
As part of the Zoo’s transitional reopening, for the safety of our visitors, staff and animals, the outdoor habitats are open, along with a limited number of animal buildings open at a 50 percent capacity.
Please see this article and these FAQs for complete information, including specific animal buildings, concessions and merchandise locations that are currently open.
The Zoo is a place where everyone can laugh and learn — it’s a place to be amazed and inspired — a place where nature and wonder meet!
Advance reservations are required to visit for Family Free Day sponsored by North Shore Bank and media sponsor WITI Fox 6.
As the Phase 2 partial reopening continues, guests do not need to make online reservations to visit.
A list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) is here as the Zoo continues reopening with outdoor habitats open, and several animal buildings open at a 50 percent capacity.
Edan was 12 years old and experiencing health issues.
Elephants Brittany, Ruth and Belle Roam Together in the Elephant Care Center
Dinosaurs Unearthed, sponsored by Sendik’s Food Markets, now through Oct. 31. This family-favorite exhibit enjoys an extended stay in 2020!
Welcome Patty Sharptooth, Amira and Eloise
A female snow leopard cub was born May 11.
The cub has a name! Read updates here.
On June 3, one of the Zoo’s female harbor seals, Sydney, gave birth to a male seal pup.
Introductions are taking place between Belle and Brittany.
Select merchandise is now available for purchase online.
The Milwaukee County Zoo is excited to announce the birth of a male greater kudu born May 27 to mother Noeli and father Hasani.
A female Japanese macaque was born May 16 to mom, Rikka, and father, Kota.
We've had 20 Nigerian dwarf goats born on the Northwestern Mutual Family Farm!
The large freshwater fish make their debut.
Meet Mini Muffin, a new giant Pacific octopus in the Aquatic & Reptile Center.
