Memorial Day thru Labor Day
Free with Paid Admission

Sundays at 1:00pm
Training Demonstrations
By getting the animal to participate in its own health care, we can drastically reduce stress when performing routine health care, as well as stimulate them mentally. Zookeepers can also use training to encourage normal behavior such as pouncing and leaping while eliminating stereotypical behaviors. With the use of operant conditioning, our Zookeepers can help our animal family stay in shape by getting them up and moving. Free with paid admission.

Mondays at 1:00pm
Enrichment Demonstration
Did you ever notice when you visit there may be random objects in our exhibits for our animal family to interact with? These include huge plastic balls, mirrors, coffee cans or buckets; other times, you may see cardboard boxes. These “toys” given to our animal family aren’t random–they’re part of a carefully structured enrichment program that is geared toward keeping animals active and engaged with their surroundings. Learn about the importance of enrichment to our Zoo Family! Free with paid admission.

Tuesdays at 1:00pm
Creature Feature
These presentations are designed to teach Zoo visitors about the animals that reside at Pine Grove Zoo with an up-close encounter with one of the Zoo’s species and animal artifacts. We encourage you to ask questions about these amazing animals and discover what makes them unique. You will learn about the animals and their care while getting a chance to meet them. Free with paid admission.

Wednesdays at 1:00pm
C.H.O.M.P.
Carnivore, Herbivore, or Omnivore Meal Presentations are designed to teach Zoo visitors about the dietary needs of the animals at the Pine Grove Zoo. Learn from a Zookeeper what each species needs to stay healthy and get a firsthand look as the animals enjoy their meal. In addition, see animal artifacts and learn how the Pine Grove Zoo enriches our animals’ daily lives. Free with paid admission.

Thursdays at 1:00pm
Creature Feature
These presentations are designed to teach Zoo visitors about the animals that reside at Pine Grove Zoo with an up-close encounter with one of the Zoo’s species and animal artifacts. We encourage you to ask questions about these amazing animals and discover what makes them unique. You will learn about the animals and their care while getting a chance to meet them. Free with paid admission.

Fridays at 1:00pm
Training Demonstration
By getting the animal to participate in its own health care, we can drastically reduce stress when performing routine health care, as well as stimulate them mentally. Zookeeper can also use training to encourage normal behavior such as pouncing and leaping while eliminating stereotypical behaviors. With the use of operant conditioning, our Zookeeper can our animal family stay in shape by getting them up and moving. Free with paid admission.

Saturdays at 1:00pm
C.H.O.M.P.
Carnivore, Herbivore, or Omnivore Meal Presentations are designed to teach Zoo visitors about the dietary needs of the animals at the Pine Grove Zoo. Learn from a Zookeeper what each species needs to stay healthy and get a firsthand look as the animals enjoy their meal. In addition, see animal artifacts and learn how the Pine Grove Zoo enriches our animals’ daily lives. Free with paid admission.

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