
Mill Mountain Zoo
Conservation | Education | Destination


conservation
Mill Mountain Zoo is a refuge to animals that are critically endangered, vulnerable, or otherwise non-releasable due to injury or captive birth. Not only do we protect and preserve the health and viability of these vulnerable animals in our guardianship. MMZoo is the region's leader in wildlife conservation. Additionally, we participate in research and species survival programs.
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zoo News
We’re thrilled to announce that the Zoo Choo is officially back on track and running! PLUS—starting Saturday, June 14th, Bali’s Bistro will officially be open for the season!
There’s a new face making a splash at Mill Mountain Zoo! Meet Judy, a two-year-old Asian small-clawed otter who has just joined the Zoo’s otter family alongside Porkchop, a 14-year-old male otter.
Mill Mountain Zoo is thrilled to introduce its newest resident: Judy, a lively two-year-old Asian small-clawed otter! Judy joins Porkchop, the Zoo’s beloved 14-year-old male otter, and is already settling into her new habitat.
The job of a zookeeper is physically demanding, emotionally taxing, and mentally intense — and yet they do it with unwavering dedication, grace, professionalism, skill, and a deep love for the animals and the mission —wildlife and conservation, and education. They’re always observing, anticipating, and problem-solving. No one cares more for these animals than our zookeepers.

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