Here they are provided the care and respect they deserve so that they may live out their lives with dignity. We have a responsibility to provide for them the best life possible. Hopefully, despite some of their respective backgrounds, they can learn to trust people again.

It is our sincere hope that through public awareness and education we can all learn to share our world with the many diverse species on it, and develop a much better understanding of and kinder treatment towards our animal friends.

Northwood is fully licensed by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Northwood also provides Educational tours for Public Schools, Senior Citizen Groups and Special Needs Groups, to name a few. With Education being one of our main goals, we pride ourselves in sharing our experience and knowledge not only with the general public, but also with students involved in Work / Education Placements through the Oshawa business school and Durham College as well as Secondary School Co-op Placements. We are also participants in the Ontario Disability Support Program, Scugog & Durham Region Tourism, various community events and also charitable organizations such as The Children’s Wish Foundation.

Hours & Rates
Open May long weekend to Mid-October
10:30 am – 6 pm

Adults … $15.00
Seniors … $13.00
Children Under 12 … $11.00
Age 2 and Under … Free

Location2192 Cookston Lane
R.R. #2
Seagrave, Ontario
Canada L0C 1G0

P:905.985.2738
F:905.985.2598

Website:  www.northwoodzoo.com

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Jungle Cat World

Jungle Cat World is involved with the captive breeding and management of threatened and endangered species, working with and supporting a variety of Species Survival Plans (SSP) and Population Management Plans (PMP). Animals include the rare Amur leopards (Panthera pardus orientalis), Snow leopards (Uncia uncia) and Ocelots (Leopardus pardalis).

Jungle Cat World is listed with the Canadian Wildlife Service to assist them in the enforcement of the Convention of International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). It also offers refuge to animals that have been confiscated by the Canadian government due to illegal ownership and practices.

Location:

Jungle Cat World is located just 45 minutes east of Toronto. Take Hwy 401 East from Toronto to Hwy 35/115 (exit #436),11km North to Concession Road 6 (Taunton Road). South-east corner.

Jungle Cat World Wildlife Park
3667 Concession Road 6, P.O. Box 370, Orono, Ontario, L0B 1M0, Canada
phone: (905) 983-5016 | fax: (905) 983-9858
http://www.junglecatworld.com | email: info@junglecatworld.com

Here we’re dedicated to the protection and conservation of endangered species. Children (including those young at heart!) will learn about the animals in unique and entertaining ways, particularly through first-hand experience. Such an educational approach has proven to be most effective in facilitating learning.

Imagine such extraordinary and memorable events as feeding wildlife from around the world; riding an elephant or a camel; the thrill of recognizing animals which have appeared in movies, on TV shows, in commercials, in magazines and advertisements.

Our animal talent includes:

• Baghera, the magnificent black jaguar from Peter Benchley’s Amazon
• A bevy of camels from The Thirteenth Warrior starring Antonio Banderas
• Billy, the white Bengal tiger from the TV series Animorphs
   

Plus, check out Bowmanville Zoo’s amazing 400-seat indoor ANIMATHEATRE.
You’re guaranteed to have a remarkable family adventure at the Bowmanville Zoo!

Located only 45 minutes east of Toronto, On the Old Kings Highway, in the Historical Town of Bowmanville. Take Hwy 401 East, Exit at Liberty St.(432), follow North to King St. and turn right, this is also
considered Highway 2.

Bowmanville Zoo
340 King Street East
Bowmanville, ON
L1C 3K5
For more information visit: www.bowmanvilleszoo.com

Telephone: 905.623.5655
FAX: 905.623.0957
Email: info@bowmanvillezoo.com

We feature 45 species of tame Exotic and Domestic animals that feed from your hand in an open interactive environment. We are situated on Oshawa’s Oak Ridge Moraine.

The Oshawa Zoo is entirely funded by the Visitors that pass through our gates, and the sale of animals to other zoos across Canada.

Oshawa Zoo and Fun Farm opened its gates July 29th, 1993. Our goal was to have a clean, green, interactive mix of friendly exotic and domestic animals.

The enclosures and paddocks were to be made large enough that the grass would remain thick and green during the entire season. We have set out to exceed national Zoo standards for size. Children and animals would be able to interact through the fences for feeding and petting. Kids could grow up with friends in the animal world that they know by name, grow up with them as they feed orphaned animals by bottle, until those animals have babies of their own.

Our Grounds Feature
 
-Over 40 species of friendly and tame birds and animals
-22 fenced acres, Picnic area,refreshment and animal food kiosk.
-Exotic animals like camels, lemurs, macaws, monkeys, peafowl, coatimundi, Patagonian cavies, llamas, wallabies and many more!
-Domestic animals like goats, sheep, potbellied pigs, mammoth and mini donkeys, Texas long horns, belted Galloway, and miniature Dexter cattle, as well our new miniature Horses

Location:

Oshawa Zoo
3441 Grandview Street North
Oshawa, ON
L1H 8L7

Oshawa Zoo and Fun Farm

Telephone: (905) 655 5236
Website: www.oshawazoo.ca