This holiday season Shalom Wildlife Sanctuary is all about holiday lights, displays, gifts

This past Spring Shalom Wildlife turned their sanctuary into a drive-thru zoo experience like no other

Brian is in West Bend getting a glimpse of the Shalom Wildlife’s holiday drive-thru.

WEST BEND, Wis. - This past Spring Shalom Wildlife turned their sanctuary into a drive-thru zoo experience like no other, this holiday the drive-thru is back but this time it’s decked out with lights. Brian is in West Bend getting a glimpse of the Shalom Wildlife’s holiday drive-thru.

This holiday season Shalom Wildlife Sanctuary is all about holiday lights, displays, gifts

Brian is in West Bend checking in on some of the residents of this award for winning outdoor experience.

About Shalom Wildlife (website)

There are 4 miles of gravel road on natural terrain, which means there are some mild inclines.

Wear good hiking shoes. Bring a large wheel stroller or wagon for the kids. Scooters and electric wheelchairs are welcome, or rent a golf cart.

Golf carts are 4 passenger vehicles. Two hour rental is $30. You must have a valid drivers license to drive cart. We do not take reservations. Golf cart rentals available April 25th thru November 1st, 2020 .

If you’ve never been to Shalom Wildlife Sanctuary in West Bend you’re definitely missing out

Brian is there all morning and this season they added a holiday light drive-thru experience with plenty to see.

There is animal feed to purchase in the gift shop or upon check in. "Feed me" signs throughout the zoo will inform you to which animals can be fed.

We are open rain or shine, sorry no rain checks. Once you enter the zoo there are no refunds.

Always come prepared! 

Shalom Wildlife is home to over 75 species and more than 750 animals

Brian is checking out a pack of new residents at this West Bend zoo that’s been around for more than 40 years.

Dress for the weather. Sun protection is recommended, hats along with sun screen. Mosquitoes are usually NOT a problem, but you may consider insect repellent. Bring a beverage and snack to keep hydrated and your energy level up.No Pets or Service animals permitted into the zoo. Dogs frighten many of our zoo animals due to natural predator-prey behavior.Parking is free.