Meet Toni the turtle. He’s in our hospital celebrating his first birthday – but not with balloons. Why? Because balloons are the reason Toni’s in hospital.
Toni should have been enjoying life in the oceans, swimming, feeding and diving,
which are native to Papua New Guinea, are so endangered that zoos around the world have
World Tiger Day celebrations are taking place at Perth Zoo today with Jaya, the Sumatran Tiger helping shine a spotlight on his struggling wild counterparts.
Medicinal and prosperity fallacies around this powerful feline have led to a high
While it looks like fun and games, being a zookeeper isn’t just hanging out with cute animals!
I have the longest arms on section, so I often have to do the rectal work for our
Sadly many of the animals, once found, are in such bad health they have to be euthanased
Preferring to spend their time in caves and crevices, these homebodies have made
From tiger toothaches to feathered fractures, no two days are the same for our Vets!
See what our Vet team have been up to recently… A major conservation mileston for
On the first day of winter, the keepers in our Native Species Breeding Program were up very early to prepare three of Perth Zoo’s female Dibblers for their release in to the wild.
Since then, more than 1000 of these endangered carnivorous marsupials have been bred
There is no better place for your children or students to spend a day. Amazing animals, fresh air and fun – special experiences for your animal enthusiast!
Please ensure you have chosen the correct date and program for your child when booking
Zoo café precinct and function centre will open this Spring Café precinct will have
