Doc's Zoo

Doc's Zoo We are located 18 miles West of Green Bay. Most of our animals are rescues or owner surrenders. There is no charge to visit our animals.

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of our beloved African Grey parrot, Echo. He won so many hearts since ...
04/06/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of our beloved African Grey parrot, Echo. He won so many hearts since his arrival at our zoo in 2015.

Echo’s sparkling personality and comedic antics always brought a smile to our faces. He amazed us every day with his intelligent array of whistles and vocalizations that would carry throughout the dealership. A few of our favorites were “wanna buy a bird?,” “wanna buy a fish?,” “Echooo,” “goodbye,” his cute little toot sound, barking like a dog, baby gator sounds, & his silly bombs away sound effect.

Those of us that knew him best appreciated his sweet, loving nature. The deep trusting bonds that he shared with his favorite people will be forever treasured. ❤️

After receiving 24 hour loving care for the duration of his 14 week battle with an inoperable tumor, the heartbreaking decision was made for Echo to transition to the rainbow bridge.

Under the expert guidance of Dr. Wolfe, Echo spent his final moments held peacefully in Kersten’s arms feeling nothing but comfort & unconditional love.

Thank you to all that visited the zoo & helped enrich Echo’s life. He truly loved visiting with all of you. He was so very blessed to be cherished by so many.

We’d love if anyone would like to share any pictures & memories of Echo here. 🩶

03/09/2026

Spa day for Echo. ☮️
He is such a good boy. 💙
Once he’s all dry we are off to work at Doc’s Harley-Davidson.

03/06/2026

We know how many of you love our African Grey, Echo. You may have noticed on recent visits that he is not always here in his usual spot. I wanted to give you an update….

Just prior to Christmas, Echo began showing signs of weakness in his legs. He was immediately evaluated by a vet & brought home with me for 24 hour specialized care. After further evaluation, it was determined by avian vet Dr. Wolfe, that Echo has an inoperable mass in his abdomen. The mass is putting pressure on his femoral nerve causing weakness & leg mobility issues. Due to not being able to safely perch, he is not able to be in his normal environment.

Echo’s condition is being closely monitored & charted. I have continued with 24 hour care in my home & regular visits with Dr. Wolfe. I give him meds 2x/day & in addition to his normal diet, I have also been hand feeding him supplementally 2x daily.
He is happy, vocal, interactive, & eating. He gets lots of extra after hours snuggles. He comes to the shop most days since he enjoys his time there visiting everyone so much. We don’t know how much time Echo has, but I promise you that I will continue to closely monitor his comfort & happiness. I assure you that he is in the best of loving hands. You are welcome to visit him when he is at work, but you may need to ask if he is in.

Thank you for keeping Echo in your prayers. He is so very loved. 🩶❤️
~ Kersten

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W2709 State Highway 29
Bonduel, WI
54107

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 3pm

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(715) 758-9080

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