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A great big thank you to Jacqui and the parents of Dibber Rivonia for this lovely surprise.  We actually used some of th...
11/06/2026

A great big thank you to Jacqui and the parents of Dibber Rivonia for this lovely surprise. We actually used some of the foods during our presentation and this helps us supplement and feed our creatures for another week. There is nothing better than fresh fruits and vegetables.

I loved these guys and now I have one boarding here so I have some time to play with them. Dwarf hamsters can be such gr...
11/06/2026

I loved these guys and now I have one boarding here so I have some time to play with them. Dwarf hamsters can be such great pets if looked after and their approximate 3-year lifespan can be a blessing as a starter pet. Considering these ensure your child is old enough to understand its a 2-3 year commitment and that they should care for them not just for the first week or month but for their full lifespan. If they do not get constant attention, they may become recluses and be nasty and bite. Constant attention should stop that from happening.

It was an empty feeling last week visiting schools without Lady. Whistler, her life mate, was a bit restless searching f...
11/06/2026

It was an empty feeling last week visiting schools without Lady. Whistler, her life mate, was a bit restless searching for her, and for approximately 14 years, he could not accompany us to school visits as once he matured, they bonded and he became aggressive to all of us. Thus we had a monkey we cared for but could never touch or show anybody and when feeding or cleaning at times got surprise bites. With Lady gone Whistler has become more tolerant to the point that he now allows me to hold him and feed him. He accompanied us to his first school visit, and I have no wounds or bites to show for it. No fear of the kids as well, and a firm favourite of today's visit. Being a few months younger than Lady we know he may soon join her in the sky jungle thus we treasure every day. I don't need the protective towel like in the photo just some treats to keep him busy until he is my hand or jacket in the cold mornings.

I often wonder how many lives our animals have touched. After 1000's of school visits and birthday parties, this little ...
25/05/2026

I often wonder how many lives our animals have touched. After 1000's of school visits and birthday parties, this little White Eared Marmoset Monkey "Lady" accompanied us and stole treats and hearts, feasted on Giant Meal Worms and small bananas she opened like a cartoon monkey. She opened the doors to kids learning about monkeys as pets and our local monkeys' plight has come to an end as she will be enjoying her eternal rest. Although our hearts are broken, we are reminded what a privilege it was to have been able to work /enjoy/ love and learn from this little lady. As you may know Lady and Whistler were one of the few personal pets I had since before Mobilezoo and the male Whistler never allowed us to interact with him since he matured. Its quite sad to see him look for her and Caitlin, and I have decided to perhaps get another young pair to continue with the educational component, knowing we can never replace the emptiness she has left behind in our hearts.

Time to switch on the heaters and lights and cry at the end of the month when the Eskom bill arrives but something that ...
11/05/2026

Time to switch on the heaters and lights and cry at the end of the month when the Eskom bill arrives but something that needs to be done. There are quite a few surrenders upcoming this month for rehoming, including 2 bonded beige male chinchillas, a large dumeril boa male and a little boy sugar glider.

MobileZoo's relationship with Bambanani Family Restaurant dates back with monthly visits since 7 March 2013. My kids acc...
26/04/2026

MobileZoo's relationship with Bambanani Family Restaurant dates back with monthly visits since 7 March 2013. My kids accompanied me on many presentations and became something to look forward to for them as they could play in different areas I and I did not have to worry about them as Bambanani had great staff looking after them and I could safely focus on my presentations knowing they are safe. Weather also not a problem as they huge varied indoor and outdoor play areas with many things to do and their Pizzas were always something to look forward to. It would be really sad to let them go and they need our help. Lets Help!

Our 2026 Animal List Video is nearly done and delayed as we were waiting for 2 special creatures to join us. (90% of the...
09/02/2026

Our 2026 Animal List Video is nearly done and delayed as we were waiting for 2 special creatures to join us. (90% of the animals used in our educational demos are abandoned/surrendered or rescued) but Catlin and I are awaiting the arrival of 2 new animals. They are not often seen in the pet trade and they are not endangered and originate from South America but were bred locally. I guess we can wait a few days or we will just have to add a clip or photo of their parents until they arrive!

The attached photo is one of my favourites, our female Dumeril Boa, which originates from Madagascar, for older kids or primary school visits.

Kruger National Park. Where wildlife should be protected but unfortunately also a spot where people stop and pick up tor...
29/01/2026

Kruger National Park. Where wildlife should be protected but unfortunately also a spot where people stop and pick up tortoises and chameleons. They know its illegal but it still happens.

Spot the animal?  Just type the third letter of the animal name.
29/01/2026

Spot the animal? Just type the third letter of the animal name.

People often dont know the lifespan of these animals..
05/01/2026

People often dont know the lifespan of these animals..

🐢 We can’t close the books on 2025 without mentioning this gal 🐢

Around 1884 (not long after the Civil War) a little tortoise was born in the Galápagos islands.

At some point she was moved to the Bronx Zoo and then in 1928 she was transferred to the San Diego Zoo.

That’s where she lived, thrived and became a favorite of visitors and staff for nearly 100 years.

The called her Gramma and during her life we saw 20 presidents, 2 World Wars, the invention of flight, the Great Depression and a million other things.

The crazy thing is, at age 141, she didn’t die on her own. She developed a bone disorder and doctors decided (for her own benefit) to humanely end her journey. Who knows how long she might have gone on for.

Since we always mention the celebrities and important people who pass at the end of a year… I thought ‘Gramma’ deserved a nod 🤗

BTW- Grammas diet consisted of her favorites; lettuce snd cactus fruit.

So, if you wanna live to 141…

I’m just saying 😌 🥬 🍉

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15 Karee Str
Randburg
2194

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00
Saturday 08:00 - 17:00
Sunday 11:30 - 16:30

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0832996900

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