Wild Wonders is home to one hundred and thirty unique animals all with their own backgrounds. You will soon discover is that no two animals are alike.
At Wild Wonders we love working with and training our animals! Every day, after the hard work is done, we spend time playing with the whole zoo! For example, one of our long-term volunteers Becky loves to train our serval, Siri. In this video, Becky convinces Siri to play and exercise! If you have a pet cat at home, you know how hard it can be to get your cat to exercise, especially in the summer! But Becky has a great relationship with Siri, and convinced her to move around and play…at least a little!
If you want to meet Siri or any of our animal at Wild Wonders, feel free to contact us! You can come to us for tours or camps, or we’ll come to your school, library, event, or even birthday party! Or if you want your wild experience to be a little longer, check out our volunteer and intern programs!
Wild Wonders would like you to meet Maori, our youngest wallaby!
Maori has been growing up so fast. She stopped bottle feeding a little over two months ago. Soon she will be able to go into the outdoor enclosure with Bindi and Addy, our adult wallabies.
Maori has been doing great with her harness and crate training. This training will enable her to go to shows and so soon she will start her career as a Wild Wonders Animal Ambassador!
Check out a picture of Maori in her enclosure!
Just part of our daily routine, getting our binturongs used to taking walks and feeling very comfortable in their harnesses! Baloo walk and Ragi Walk
Baloo exploring!
Kim and Ragi!
Maori, our baby Wallaby, has just started to go to shows now that she is a little bigger. To help her get used to new people, we’ve started to socialize her with the volunteers whenever we have a chance. So, the other day we brought her into the prep room and let her explore. Here are two videos of her adventure.
Check them out, they are really cute!
I love spending quality time with all the animals, but one of my favorites is Diablo, our semi-retired Coatimundi. Ever wonder what a happy Coatimundi sounds like? Turn up you volume and watch the video!
