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“Lions! Tigers! Animals! Oh, yeah!”
South Bend is home to the Potawatomi Zoo, Indiana’s oldest zoo! Originally founded in 1902 at Leeper Park, the zoo moved its current location in Potawatomi Park in 1912.Potawatomi Zoo is home to approximately 400 animals of 160 different species.Some of these animals are endangered in the wild, and Potawatomi Zoo participates in breeding programs, such as Species Survival Plans to help maintain healthy captive populations of these vanishing species.Potawatomi Zoo is accredited by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA). This accreditation identifies Potawatomi Zoo as an institution that meets mandatory, rigorous, professional standards for animal welfare and management, veterinary care, behavioral enrichment, nutrition and staff training.You can visit Potawatomi Zoo to discover animals from around the world, attend a special event, participate in an education class, celebrate your child’s birthday, and much more!
Small but very nice zoo. Clean facilities and a good variety of animals. They do have a red panda which you don't find at too many zoos. They have a carousel and a train. The train goes all around... Read more
Great zoo! The animals were great and looked very well taken care of! There were several zoo workers around caring for the animals as we walked by. Worth a visit! Read more
Great zoo, many new exhibits. I enjoyed the Capybaras and giraffes. Check out the gift shop! Read more
Potawatomi Zoological Society
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- Sun - Sat: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
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