Shalom Wildlife Zoo

A mara cleans itself at the Shalom Wildlife Zoo in West Bend. The mara is a large rodent native to Argentina that is considered to be a near threatened species.

A llama enjoys a snack at the Shalom Wildlife Zoo in West Bend. Animals can be seen up close at the zoo.

The Shalom Wildlife Zoo started as a deer farm near West Bend. Now more than 400 animals live in on 100 acres.

Mouflon sheep rest among trees at the Shalom Wildlife Zoo near West Bend.

An albino deer looks for treats at the Shalom Wildlife Zoo near West Bend.

Fawns draw lots of attention at the Shalom Wildlife Zoo near West Bend. The zoo started as a deer farm.

An emu watches guests pass by at the Shalom Wildlife Zoo near West Bend.

Dall Sheep stay cool at Shalom Wildlife Zoo near West Bend.

A cougar enjoys the shade on a warm day at the Shalom Wildlife Zoo near West Bend.

Bison lounge in a natural habitat at the Shalom Wildlife Zoo near West Bend.

A buck sports a handsome set of antlers at the Shalom Wildlife Zoo near West Bend. The zoo started as a deer farm.

One of the bears at Shalom Wildlife Zoo looks for treats from guests on July 9. Animals at the zoo live in natural areas.

Goats rest in the small animal zoo at the Shalom Wildlife Zoo near West Bend. The zoo includes plenty of activities for children.