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Known for years as Mogo Zoo
For many years the park was known to locals and visitors as Mogo Zoo. Unlike most small Australian zoos, it has focused on exotic species, and it holds one of Australia’s largest collections of primates. Snow leopards lived here from October 1995, and on 20 October 1999 it became the first zoo in New South Wales to breed them.


New owners in 2019
In November 2019 Featherdale Wildlife Park bought Mogo Zoo from its former owner, Sally Padey, and took over its running from the end of that month. Today the park is part of the Australian Wildlife Parks group, alongside Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park and Hunter Valley Wildlife Park.
Through the 2019 bushfires
When bushfires reached the area in December 2019 and the town of Mogo was evacuated, the park’s staff stayed behind to protect the animals, moving animals to safety and preparing the enclosures against the fire. The park came through, and it remembers the support the Eurobodalla community gave it in those weeks.



