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Zoos & Animal Centers

Animal Humane Society
Buffalo: 4375 Hwy 55 SE  
  763.390.3647
  Coon Rapids: 1411 Main St NW  
  763.862.4030
Golden Valley: 845 Meadow Ln N
  763.489.2201
  Furry Tales story time
St. Paul: 1115 Beulah Ln
  651.645.7387
Woodbury: 9785 Hudson Rd
  651.730.6008
  camps, parties

Como Park Zoo
St. Paul: 1225 Eastabrook Dr 1100 Hamline Ave
651.487.8200
camps, classes, parties
1-3 years free Thurs
Kids Lil Explorers

Fawn-Doe Rosa Wildlife Educational Park
St. Croix Falls, WI: 2131 US Hwy 8
715.483.3772

Fur-Ever Wild
Lakeville: 10132 235th St W
612.467.9653
parties

Minnesota Zoo
Apple Valley: 13000 Zoo Blvd
952.431.9200
camps, parties

The Raptor Center
St. Paul: 1920 Fitch Ave
612.624.4745
parties

Reptile & Amphibian Discovery Zoo
Owatonna: 3297 County Rd 45 N
507.455.1465

Sea Life Minnesota Aquarium
visitsealife.com/Minnesota
Bloomington: Mall of America
952.883.0202
parties

University of Minnesota Department of Animal Science
St. Paul: University of Minnesota
305 Haecker Hall, 1364 Eckles Ave
612.624.2722

Wildlife Science Center
Columbus: 5463 Broadway Ave W
651.464.3993

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