Feldman Ecopark

Our orangutan Kuzya is all grown up now — an independent young gentleman! 🍽🦧

He firmly holds his spoon, scoops up his porridge with confidence, and trusts no one with this serious task. After all, that bowl is for one only! 😄

Pure grace 🦌

The Chrysanthemum Festival has brought so much brightness and warmth back to Feldman Ecopark! We’re truly delighted to see so many smiles on our visitors’ faces and proud to share this joy with you — especially in these challenging times ❤️‍🩹

The annual Chrysanthemum Festival has already started at Feldman Ecopark 😻

This video was created by Oleksandra Holysh.

The story of Feldman Ecopark began with the vision of a safe haven for animals and a peaceful retreat for people to unite with nature…

Feldman Ecopark is getting ready to host the annual Chrysanthemum Festival. This year, we dedicate this celebration to honoring all teachers, as well as all defenders of our country.

All kittens are cute… but jaguar cubs? They’re on a whole new level of adorable! 🐆✨ We think they totally deserve a place in the Top 3 cutest feline babies. Do you agree? 😍

We are extremely grateful to the brave and talented director Joshua Zeman, who took the risk of coming to Ukraine to shoot a truthful and large-scale documentary about saving our animals, as well as to the famous actor Leonardo DiCaprio, who served as the film’s producer.

Before that, it took part in a series of the most prestigious international film festivals, where it won 13 awards! But the main thing for us, it is important that audiences around the world have learned about how Ukraine suffers from the war and how this war has affected the lives of our animals.

The film Checkpoint Zoo, about the rescue of animals from Feldman Ecopark in the spring of 2022, is now in theatrical release in the United States!

Hot summer days in Feldman Ecopark ☀️

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Dexter and Dakota faced serious trials in the first weeks of their lives — their own mother suddenly abandoned her children. The Ecopark staff stepped in to raise the cubs — and they weren’t alone. A wonderful helper joined the mission: a dog named Chili adopted the little tigers as her own.

White tiger cubs Dexter and Dakota were born in Feldman Ecopark this spring. So now they are not quite babies anymore - the tiger cubs are growing and getting stronger right before our eyes. Friendly and playful, they’ve already become true internet stars.

Our white tiger cubs, Dexter and Dakota, are cheerful and playful little ones. And like all kids, they need some rest after active fun.

How sweetly our little cubs sleep in the fresh air of the Ecoark, where the scent of grass fills the air and birdsong gently lulls them to sleep! 🐾

Dexter and Dakota, our tiger cubs, are growing up fast — becoming more playful, confident, and curious every day.

Always by their side is Chili, a dog who has become their adoptive mom. She’s a true mother at heart, never taking her eyes off her little striped babies.

Our orangutan Kuzia has revealed an unexpected talent — he’s a brilliant repairman! Just look how he handled the mini tractor! He can also fix your laptop, your car, your gas stove… and even do some home renovations. Feel free to reach out — prices are negotiable!

A true miracle happened in our ecopark! ✨

The white tiger cubs, sadly abandoned by the tigress who gave birth to them, have found a foster mom. A kind and gentle dog accepted them as her own — she cares for them, plays with them, and protects from even the slightest danger.

Look at this vibrant sea of tulips in Feldman Ecopark 😻

Spring is in full bloom and life is thriving everywhere — birds are singing joyfully, animals are basking in the warm sunlight, visitors are smiling, and the air along the pathways is filled with the sweet scents of flowers 🌸🌷

An Easter miracle at Feldman Ecopark — rescued animals return to the wild! 🕊️

On this bright Easter holiday, over a hundred animals got a second chance at life. Fluffy squirrels, nimble wild boars, birds, and turtles have found their way back to nature.

The annual act of kindness at Feldman Ecopark — our traditional spring release of rescued animals back into the wild! After care and rehab, they return to the wild. In times of war, this tradition matters more than ever — helping nature heal and wildlife survive. 🌿🐿️

Meet Bublyk the nutria – the charming new resident of our Lake of the Swans. Once a house pet, he’s now stepping into a new chapter of his life. Now he can join the cozy little families of nutrias who already call our Ecopark home. Hope Bublyk will find friendship or even love 💚

Goldfinches, siskins, chaffinches, greenfinches, bullfinches, and hawfinches spread their wings and returned to the wild. This kind, warm tradition has been upheld for over 10 years. During this time, thousands of birds have been given a second chance at a new life.

On March 30, Feldman Ecopark held its traditional spring bird release. This year, the release included young birds rescued from poachers, as well as birds injured during shelling. All of them underwent rehabilitation and received care at the Rescue Center of Feldman Ecopark.

If a tough temper were an animal 😂

Look at this spring wonderland 😍

Feldman Ecopark is bursting into bloom! Beautiful spring flowers are already covering every meadow 🪻💚

Feldman Ecopark hosted its annual bat release after winter hibernation. Over 1,000 rescued bats, cared for by specialists during the cold season, have returned to the wild 🦇

We keep working every day because every life matters!

Green monkey Liuter is now getting used to his new cozy home at Feldman Ecopark. This cute animal previously lived in an apartment with his owners, but due to the enemy shelling they were forced to leave the country and had to part with their beloved pet 🐒

The destruction is severe: animal enclosures, the medical center, the mother and child shelter… Entire buildings have been destroyed, roofs torn off, windows shattered—the enemy has been attacking peaceful sites for the fourth year in a row.