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Kritter Kids Kountry Korner

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Kritter Kids Kountry Korner

Our main goal is a commitment to connecting young children to nature. Wildlife and Exotic Educational Zoo

We focus on teaching our certifications: Growing up Wild, Project Wild as Certified Instructors, Project Learning Tree, and Certified Project Wild and Advanced Project Wild Teachers.

06/23/2024

Just got up 14 box fans for the fur kids. Seeing that electric meter spinning like crazy. It's well worth it.

06/22/2024

Gross out camp Dothan, Alabama

06/22/2024

Gross out camp Opp, Alabama

06/22/2024

Gross out camp Andalusia, Alabama

05/25/2024

Educators Angie and Ronald Vanherwyn, along with their friend Ginger the racoon, join News4 at 4 to talk about what they are bringing to the Dothan Science Camp

09/19/2023

We are closed getting ready for the winter months however we will do off site classes and shows if requested.

12/23/2022

Tarps are up heating lamps in so we are officially closed for the winter. See yall in the spring.

10/20/2022

Since winter is coming and we need to prepare for it, we are closing the zoo as of today until spring. If you are interested in a private showing please send us a private message. Thank you

04/09/2022

Bucky has taken over the seat today.

04/07/2022

This was to good to pass up.. .Dino found a way to fit his big fluffy body In a child's swing seat. Way to go Dino.

10/17/2021

We will be closing for the winter months starting 31 October if you would like to see the kritters before they go into full toupering give us a call.

07/17/2021

We had a awesome day with with the wonderful 4-H children of Escambia county.

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2637 Booker Road
McKenzie, AL
36456

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Kritter Kids Wildlife Education has been helping not only educate people but saving animal lives for many years. Even though almost all the animals we have are handicap or disable this does not mean we are limited to animals with disabilities only. When we started with the animals, Ron and I made the decision that we would only keep none releasable animals, we want to give these animals a second chance in life. We believe that healthy animals that can be released should be. We are not rehabbers but we have raised a lot of the animals that are at our facility from babies. With this being said we are exhibitors (aka zoo). Our facility is not opened to the public but we do allow private showing when requested. We take our animals to places ie..schools, bark in the parks, children with disabilities and handicap/wounded warriors, etc. We are not a non profit organization all money received goes straight back into the animals. We started out with raccoons, foxes, groundhogs and when we got our first exotic the kinkajou we fell in love with them and got coati’s and lemurs. We are not limited to only small animals like any zoo we can have large animals. But until we have a large enough property they will have to wait. We are federal and state licensed. Ron writes a monthly article for a newspaper on animals.

We both have taken the following courses: Growing up Wild, Project Wild as Certified Instructors, Project Learning Tree, and Certified Project Wild and Advanced Project Wild Teachers. Our main goal is a commitment to connecting young children to nature.