
It’s that time of year, when black-and-white ruffed lemurs begin their courtship.
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Makiki, one of Happy Hollow’s adult female Parma wallabies. Happy Hollow is lauded for being the most successful zoo for the breeding of the Parma wallaby species. Since 1994, twenty-eight Parma wallabies have been born at Happy Hollow. During her time at the Zoo, Makiki gave birth to three joeys.
As the holidays near, the Happy Hollow keepers are helping Santa double-check his "naughty and nice list" by updating his elves on all of the animals.
Happy Hollow has new camps and classes for children and adults to embrace their wild side during the winter months and immerse themselves in environmental and conservation learning. Registration is now open and all education offerings can be viewed online.
Happy Hollow Park & Zoo is pleased to announce another birth and conservation success for the Parma wallaby species.
Starting on Oct. 29 through the end of November, Happy Hollow will offer free admission to current fire victims, evacuees, and first responders helping with the recent fires across California.
Just as schools have fire drills, Happy Hollow staff also conduct drills to practice important protocols and procedures for emergency situations, including animal escapes, natural disasters and other dangerous situations.
Happy Hollow Park & Zoo is honored to announce Zoo Curator, Heather Vrzal, has won the 2019 AAZK Lifetime Achievement Award.
Happy Hollow Park & Zoo has had many fans and supporters over the years, but few have been more loyal and generous than Patrick Coleman, who passed away August 13.
Happy Hollow Foundation’s Rendezvous at the Zoo is just around the corner on Saturday, Sept. 7. Still on the fence? Here are a few reasons to buy your tickets now!