📜 A popular local zoo in the Perleberg Forest, supported by a dedicated association.
🐾 Home to various animal enclosures, conservation projects, and an annual festival.
🦁 See a diverse collection of animals including wolves, owls, alpacas, and coatis
👨👩👧👦 Enjoy a family-friendly outing with educational exhibits and apprentice-run social media
🌳 Discover active conservation efforts, such as Hungarian Racka Sheep and Lynx breeding
🎉 Experience the traditional annual Tierparkfest, a highlight event
⏳ Patience may be required to spot some animals, like the elusive wolves
🚫 Coati breeding is no longer permitted as they are classified as an invasive species
🌲 Over 5000 square meters, established in 2005, providing ideal conditions for wolves.
👀 Best observed from the visitor house, especially in winter, though patience is key.
📈 Has housed up to 8 wolves, with offspring often transferred to Tierpark Kunsterspring.
🏰 Opened in 2007, a 400 square meter area featuring an old castle ruin.
🦅 Integrates enclosures for various owl species and Northern Bald Ibises.
🚶♀️ Covered walkway allows close observation of Eurasian Eagle-Owls, Snowy Owls, and rare Rufous-legged Owls.
🌿 Approximately 2600 square meters, designed for 6-8 animals.
💖 A major project funded by donations and sponsors, highlighted in 'LOTTE' magazine.
🐒 Features a 160 square meter play and climbing paradise with a heated living quarter.
👀 Observe active coatis through a large viewing pane, even in winter.
🚫 Breeding is no longer allowed, and male animals have been castrated by authorities.
🐾 Meerkat Enclosure
🐕 Dingo Enclosure
🐦 Walk-in Aviary
🐴 Poitou Donkey Enclosure
🐑 New projects include Hungarian Racka Sheep.
🐆 Plans for breeding and releasing Lynx into the wild.
🥳 The traditional Tierparkfest is held annually, for example, on June 7, 2025, starting at 11 AM.