Today AT THE ZOO
Today’s Hours
9AM – 2PM
Starting August 3rd, the Zoo’s hours will change from 9 AM- 4 PM to 9 AM – 2 PM. These hours will run through October 1st.
The Reptile House will be temporarily closed for renovations starting August 17th. We look forward to welcoming you back at the end of August with a refreshed space for our visitors.
Join & Save
Memberships now available starting at just $75. Enjoy a full year of outdoor fun, supporting conservation and wonder.
Join our fun, educational camps at the Zoo! Campers will enjoy learning, regular Zoo visits, and themed crafts and activities.
Go Behind The Scenes
Behind-the-Scenes adventures take guests one step closer to the animals at Fresno Chaffee Zoo, giving guests a special, unforgettable experience!
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Over 4,100 of you voted to name him and its time to share the results. . .
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We`d like to formally introduce you to. . .WINSTON! Thank you everyone for participating and helping name this little guy! Stay tuned for updates on when he will debut on habitat!
You can support this baby with a virtual adoption! For just $25, your donation gets you a personalized adoption certificate, digital species fact sheet, and exclusive desktop & mobile wallpapers. All delivered straight to your inbox! Learn more at the link in bio!
ASMR August continues with one of our pokiest animals at the Zoo. 🥰
📸: ZCS Marisol
Today is International Wolf Day 🌍🐺 Our pair plays a vital role in the Red Wolf Recovery Program, helping to protect this critically endangered species. With fewer than 50 red wolves remaining in the wild, AZA`s Red Wolf SAFE is key to rebuilding a healthy red wolf population. #SaveTheRedWolves
"Honey is the one thing that makes me feel like a very important bear."
— Winnie The Pooh
📸: ZCS Hannah
Celebrating #WorldLionDay with these adorable balls of fur! 🦁 💕
📸: ZCS Courtney
#ActionIndonesiaDay
Sulawesi Babirusa are only found on the Indonesian Island of Sulawesi. This unique species are under threat from illegal hunting and rapid habitat loss caused by deforestation, mining, palm oil plantations and logging. Together, we can make great leaps and bounds for this species by choosing products that use ethically and sustainably sourced palm oil. Learn more at our link in bio!
The powder blue bill of the Puna teal is often thought by scientists to help the species identify each other and stand out in high-altitude wetlands.
Hello August! 🌞
Check out some of the things we have going on for this month ▶️
