Malabon Zoo — Attraction in Malabon

I've been here with my father earlier at aroung 12 P.M. and stumbled across the owner, Tito Manny. He was very gentle and welcoming, showed us the ways around the zoo, and everything else about it.

The zoo had this picture-taking station where they introduced three animals to us; the iguana named "Dragon", a python named "Madonna", and an Orangutan named "Marimar". Marimar was very playful and gentle, she held onto my hand and she felt human-like, like that of a person's. An unforgettable experience for sure.

I was fascinated witht the zoo because of it's wonderful and healthy animals, it was obvious they were being cared for with proper handling and they seemed happy. It's a nice zoo to take your friends/family/children to, especially if they're fascinated by nature, which I certainly was after visiting this...

I was in the Malabon zoo in 2010 and there was a good variety of animals but the zoo is too small for the amount of animals. I was also a bit concerned because it seems that the tiger and other big animal cages were constructed of undersized steel bars.

Due to the small enclosures I noticed that one bear was showing signs of trauma because he was constantly going around in circles and bobbing his head all the time. The owner(s) should seriously consider upgrading the facilities because this place has good potential. Maybe getting some companies as corporate sponsors would be one way of...

Considering it is now the only zoo in camanava area we shud be thankful we have this one. ANG PROBLEM LANG NAMAN SA ZOO NA ITO AY SUPER EXPENSIVE ANG ENTRANCE 210 PESOS PER HEAD, BATA OR MATANDA!!! Althou Kids will enjoy the place panu un madami na pupils or students pa lang? Pnu un mahihirap n tao? Sayang kasi The owner and management of the zoo are hands on sa zoo and its visitors at sa animals found inside. Staff are courteous. Medyo nid more improvement p in the whole place. San nga b un toilet area nila. Me araw puede papicture with...