You’re welcome here.

Some animals can be fed during supervised sessions, and we offer bookable animal experiences. For welfare reasons, most animals cannot be touched.

We no longer operate as a traditional petting farm, but we offer interactive experiences and walkthroughs, including our accessible Australia Walkthrough.

We care for several species at risk, including Scottish wildcats, Asian short-clawed otters, black-and-white ruffed lemurs and white-fronted brown lemurs. These animals help us raise awareness and support conservation efforts.

As a charity, conservation is central to our mission. We protect endangered species, run education programmes, and support both local and global wildlife initiatives.

We have created Scotland’s first dedicated Red Squirrel Hospital, providing specialist care for injured or orphaned red squirrels. Our goal is to rehabilitate and release as many as possible back into the wild.

Yes — we are developing a unique walkthrough habitat to help visitors learn about native wildlife. We welcome donations to support this exciting project.

You can help by donating, adopting an animal, sponsoring a habitat or project, fundraising for us, visiting the zoo, or simply sharing our mission online. Every contribution directly supports animal care and conservation.

Yes — photography for personal use is encouraged. For commercial or professional photography, please contact us in advance.

Absolutely — we love seeing your photos. You can find us on Facebook and Instagram.