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 most of the animal buildings open at a limited capacity. Primates of the World and the Small Mammals building are currently closed.
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!
A list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) is here as the Zoo continues reopening with outdoor habitats open, and most buildings are open at a limited capacity.
With the Zoo’s outdoor grounds and most animal buildings open at a limited capacity, advance online reservations are required only for select special events.
As the seasons and temperatures change, it affects the way animals are displayed and cared for, so throughout the year, animals on public exhibit change seasonally.
Get up close with some of the most popular animals at the Zoo.
With this important milestone, Jack is in the top 20 oldest penguins living in human care in North America!
A cotton-top tamarin and mohol galago were born at the end of 2020.
Harbor Seal Bosco, born in June 2020, is Growing Fast! Read more about his life at the Zoo and how he’s progressing.
Take part in unique interactive programs with our seals & sea lions in spring 2021!
At 8-months-old, Milja can be seen leaping and bounding in her outdoor habitat.
Even though the Small Mammals building is currently closed due to COVID-19 guidelines, we’re excited to share details of the new residents with visitors….virtually!
Get a closer look at the veterinary care our animals receive.
We’ve made some changes to the indoor Gorilla habitat in Apes of Africa.
Elephants Brittany, Ruth and Belle Roam Together in the Elephant Care Center
Select merchandise is now available for purchase online.
