Marsupials in the United States

Hello Birds and Bats. I've organised your list so you don't need to scroll down so much. I hope you don't mind.

Bare-Tailed Woolly Opossum (0 holders): Only kept privately in the US.

Yapok (1 holder): Dallas World Aquarium

White-Eared Opossum (0 holders): Only kept privately in the US.

Common Opossum (1 holder): Smithsonian National Zoo

Virginia Opossum (28 holders): Alexandria, Animal Gardens Petting & Animal Haven Zoos; Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary; Birmingham Zoo; Blandford Nature Center; Boonshoft Museum; Brevard & Buttonwood Park Zoos; California Living Museum; Discovery Place Nature; Fort Worth & Henry Vilas Zoos; Lindsay Wildlife Experience; Living Desert Zoo & Gardens; Louisville &
Orange County Zoos; Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium;
Potawatomi & Rosamond Gifford Zoos; Safari Lake Geneva; Santa Barbara. Shalom Wildlife, Southwick’s &
Sunset Zoos; Tennessee Aquarium; Wild Wonders Wildlife Park; Zoo Atlanta

Gray Four-Eyed Opossum (0 holders): Only kept privately in the US.

Gray Short-Tailed Opossum (4 holders): Imagination Station Science Museum; Lupa, Memphis & Miller Park Zoos

Mouse Opossum (0 holders): One species kept privately.

Tasmanian Devil (5 holders): Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens; Rio Grande, Saint Louis & San Diego Zoos; Toledo Zoo and Aquarium

Koala (11 holders): Cleveland Metroparks Zoo;
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium; Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens; Palm Beach Zoo; Riverbanks Zoo and Garden; San Diego, San Francisco & Santa Barbara Zoos; Toledo Zoo and Aquarium; Zoo Miami;
Zoo Tampa at Lowry Park

Common Wombat (2 holders): Albuquerque BioPark;
San Diego Zoo

Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombat (5 holders): Brookfield Zoo; Columbus Zoo & Aquarium; Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens; Memphis & San Diego Zoos

Sulawesi Bear Cuscus (1 holder): Memphis Zoo

New Guinea Ground Cuscus (2 holders): Busch Gardens Tampa; San Diego Zoo

Northern Common Cuscus (0 holders): Only kept privately in the US.

Ornate Cuscus (0 holders): Only kept privately in the US.

Common Ringtail Possum (1 holder): San Diego Zoo

Striped Possum (0 holders): If there are any in the US, they are only found in private collections.

Sugar Glider (12 holders): BREC Baton Rouge Zoo,
Charles Paddock, Henry Vilas, Lake Superior & Lincoln Park Zoos; Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens;
Lupa, Milwaukee County & Potawatomi Zoos; San Diego Zoo Safari Park; Special Memories Zoo; Zoo Boise

Feathertail Glider (2 holders): Columbus Zoo & Aquarium; Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens

Brush-Tailed Bettong (5 holders): Columbus Zoo & Aquarium; Lincoln Park Zoo; Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Garden; Prospect Park, San Diego &
Smithsonian National Zoos

Long-Nosed Potoroo (1 holder): Gladys Porter Zoo

Matschie’s Tree Kangaroo (19 holders): Bronx,
Cheyenne Mountain & Cleveland Metroparks Zoos;
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium; Dallas World Aquarium;
Detroit, Kansas City, Lincoln Children’s, Milwaukee County, Minnesota & Rio Grande Zoos; Riverbanks Zoo & Gardens; Roger Williams Park, Saint Louis & Santa Fe Teaching Zoos; San Diego Zoo Safari Park; Stone &
Woodland Park Zoos; Zoo Miami

Agile Wallaby (2 holders): Emberwood Farm; Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium

Tammar Wallaby (9 holders): Buffalo Zoo; Greensboro Science Center: Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens; Lehigh Valley Zoo;Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens;
Miller Park & Oklahoma City Zoos; Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium; Sedgwick County Zoo

Parma Wallaby (7 holders): Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden; Happy Hollow, Kansas City & Peoria Zoos;
Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium;San Diego & Sunset Zoos

Bennett’s Wallaby (36 holders): Alexandria, Animal Gardens Petting, Binder Park, Blank Park, Brookfield &
Buffalo Zoos; Busch Gardens Tampa; Cape May County, Charles Paddock & Cheyenne Mountain Zoos;
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden; Cleveland Metroparks, Dallas, Detroit & Erie Zoos; Grant’s Farm;
Idaho Falls, John Ball, Lake Superior, Lincoln Park,
Minnesota, Peoria, Potawatomi, Riverbanks, Roger Williams Park, Rolling Hills & Salisbury Zoos; San Diego Zoo Safari Park; Smithsonian National, Special Memories, Sunset, Trevor, Turtle Back, Utica, Virginia &
Washington Park Zoos

Common Wallaroo (6 holders): Binder Park, Cleveland Metroparks, Creation Kingdom, Oakland, Racine &
Woodland Park Zoos

Red Kangaroo (60 holders): Animal Haven Zoo; Barn Hill Preserve; Bear Den & Binder Park Zoos; Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park; Bramble Park, BREC Baton Rouge, Brevard, Bronx & Brookfield Zoos; Busch Gardens Tampa; Capron Park, Chahinkapa & Cleveland Metroparks Zoos; Columbus Zoo & Aquarium; Denver,
Detroit & Dickerson Park Zoos; Disney’s Animal Kingdom; Doc’s , Fort Worth, Franklin Park & Fresno Chaffee Zoos; Grant’s Farm; Indian Creek Zoo;Jo-Don Farms; Kansas City, Lake Superior, Lee Richardson,
Lehigh Valley, Lincoln Park, Minnesota, Monterey,
Nashville & Philadelphia Zoos; Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium; Potter Park, Pueblo, Racine, Rio Grande, Riverbanks, Rolling Hills, Roosevelt Park,
Roscommon, Sacramento, Saint Louis, San Antonio,
San Diego, San Francisco & Southwick’s Zoo; Space Farms Zoo & Museum;Special Memories, Staten Island & Summerfield Zoos, Timbavati Wildlife Park, Tulsa Zoo
Virginia Safari Park, Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium, Zoo Atlanta, Zootastic Park

Western Gray Kangaroo (7 holders): Brookfield, Cleveland Metroparks, Dallas & Gladys Porter Zoos; Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens;
Potter Park Zoo; San Diego Zoo Safari Park

Eastern Gray Kangaroo (8 holders): Busch Gardens Tampa; Erie, Fort Wayne Children’s, Potawatomi,
Roger Williams Park, Saginaw Children’s Zoo, Turtle Back & Virginia Zoos

Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby (6 holders): Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens; Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium; Palm Beach, Sacramento & San Antonio Zoos; Zoo Tampa at Lowry Park

Brush-Tailed Rock Wallaby (0 holders): No captive individuals in the US. A small feral population on Oahu.

Swamp Wallaby (5 holders): Brevard Zoo; Disney’s Animal Kingdom; Heritage Park & North Georgia Zoos;
Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium
 
To add to your list-
Brush-tailed bettong is also kept at calron park zoo.
Virginia oppossum is kept at the ecotarium in worcester, MA
 
Dassie rat said:
Hello Birds and Bats. I've organised your list so you don't need to scroll down so much. I hope you don't mind.

Mouse Opossum (0 holders): One species kept privately.

Sulawesi Bear Cuscus (1 holder): Memphis Zoo

Northern Common Cuscus (0 holders): Only kept privately in the US.

Ornate Cuscus (0 holders): Only kept privately in the US.
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Know what species of Mouse Opossum? Is it Marmosa murina just like Frankfurt Zoo recently acquired?

Know the origin of the Bear Cuscus? Would they be a separate species/subspecies than the Mountain Bear Cuscus (Ailurops ursinus furvus) found at Batu Secret Zoo?

And DOES ANYONE know the whereabouts of the privately kept Northern Common and Ornate Cuscus????
 
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Agile wallaby?
Odessa Wildlife Rescue and Sanctuary
 
Update:

Bare-Tailed Woolly Opossum (0 holders)
Only kept privately in the US.

Yapok (1 holder)
Dallas World Aquarium

White-Eared Opossum (0 holders)
Only kept privately in the US.

Common Opossum (1 holder)
Smithsonian National Zoo

Virginia Opossum (29 holders)
Alexandria Zoo
Animal Gardens Petting Zoo
Animal Haven Zoo
Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary
Birmingham Zoo
Blandford Nature Center
Boonshoft Museum
Brevard Zoo
Buttonwood Park Zoo
California Living Museum
Discovery Place Nature
Fort Worth Zoo
Henry Vilas Zoo
Lindsay Wildlife Experience
Living Desert Zoo & Gardens
Louisville Zoo
Orange County Zoo
Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
Potawatomi Zoo
Rosamond Gifford Zoo
Safari Lake Geneva
Santa Barbara Zoo
Shalom Wildlife Zoo
Southwick’s Zoo
Sunset Zoo
Tennessee Aquarium
The Ecotarium
Wild Wonders Wildlife Park
Zoo Atlanta

Gray Four-Eyed Opossum (0 holders)
Only kept privately in the US.

Gray Short-Tailed Opossum (4 holders)
Imagination Station Science Museum
Lupa Zoo
Memphis Zoo
Miller Park Zoo

Mouse Opossum (0 holders)
One of the mouse opossum species is around privately. I don't know which one. It's not currently kept in any zoos as far as I know.

Tasmanian Devil (5 holders)
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Rio Grande Zoo
Saint Louis Zoo
San Diego Zoo
Toledo Zoo and Aquarium

Koala (11 holders)
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Palm Beach Zoo
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden
San Diego Zoo
San Francisco Zoo
Santa Barbara Zoo
Toledo Zoo and Aquarium
Zoo Miami
Zoo Tampa at Lowry Park

Common Wombat (2 holders)
Albuquerque BioPark
San Diego Zoo

Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombat (5 holders)
Brookfield Zoo
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Memphis Zoo
San Diego Zoo

Sulawesi Bear Cuscus (1 holder)
Memphis Zoo

New Guinea Ground Cuscus (2 holders)
Busch Gardens Tampa
San Diego Zoo

Northern Common Cuscus (0 holders)
Only kept privately in the US.

Ornate Cuscus (0 holders)
Only kept privately in the US.

Common Ringtail Possum (1 holder)
San Diego Zoo

Striped Possum (0 holders)
I don’t think there are any in the country anymore. If they are, they are only found in private collections.

Sugar Glider (12 holders)
BREC Baton Rouge Zoo
Charles Paddock Zoo
Henry Vilas Zoo
Lake Superior Zoo
Lincoln Park Zoo
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Lupa Zoo
Milwaukee County Zoo
Potawatomi Zoo
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Special Memories Zoo
Zoo Boise

Feathertail Glider (2 holders)
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens

Brush-Tailed Bettong (6 holders)
Capron Park Zoo
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Lincoln Park Zoo
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Garden
Prospect Park Zoo
San Diego Zoo
Smithsonian National Zoo

Long-Nosed Potoroo (1 holder)
Gladys Porter Zoo

Matschie’s Tree Kangaroo (19 holders)
Bronx Zoo
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Dallas World Aquarium
Detroit Zoo
Kansas City Zoo
Lincoln Children’s Zoo
Milwaukee County Zoo
Minnesota Zoo
Rio Grande Zoo
Riverbanks Zoo & Gardens
Roger Williams Park Zoo
Saint Louis Zoo
Santa Fe Teaching Zoo
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Stone Zoo
Woodland Park Zoo
Zoo Miami

Agile Wallaby (3 holders)
Emberwood Farm
Odessa Wildlife Rescue and Sanctuary
Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium

Tammar Wallaby (10 holders)
Buffalo Zoo
Fresno Chaffee Zoo
Greensboro Science Center
Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
Lehigh Valley Zoo
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Miller Park Zoo
Oklahoma City Zoo
Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium
Sedgwick County Zoo

Parma Wallaby (7 holders)
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
Happy Hollow Zoo
Kansas City Zoo
Peoria Zoo
Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium
San Diego Zoo
Sunset Zoo

Bennett’s Wallaby (37 holders)
Alexandria Zoo
Animal Gardens Petting Zoo
Binder Park Zoo
Blank Park Zoo
Brookfield Zoo
Buffalo Zoo
Busch Gardens Tampa
Cape May County Zoo
Charles Paddock Zoo
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Dallas Zoo
Detroit Zoo
Erie Zoo
Grant’s Farm
Idaho Falls Zoo
John Ball Zoo
Lake Superior Zoo
Lincoln Park Zoo
Minnesota Zoo
Oglebay's Good Zoo
Peoria Zoo
Potawatomi Zoo
Riverbanks Zoo
Roger Williams Park Zoo
Rolling Hills Zoo
Salisbury Zoo
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Smithsonian National Zoo
Special Memories Zoo
Sunset Zoo
Trevor Zoo
Turtle Back Zoo
Utica Zoo
Virginia Zoo
Washington Park Zoo

Common Wallaroo (7 holders)
Binder Park Zoo
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Creation Kingdom Zoo
Fresno Chaffee Zoo
Oakland Zoo
Racine Zoo
Woodland Park Zoo

Red Kangaroo (61 holders)
Animal Haven Zoo
Barn Hill Preserve
Bear Den Zoo
Binder Park Zoo
Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park
Bramble Park Zoo
BREC Baton Rouge Zoo
Brevard Zoo
Bronx Zoo
Brookfield Zoo
Busch Gardens Tampa
Capron Park Zoo
Chahinkapa Zoo
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Denver Zoo
Detroit Zoo
Dickerson Park Zoo
Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Doc’s Zoo
Fort Worth Zoo
Franklin Park Zoo
Fresno Chaffee Zoo
Grant’s Farm
Indian Creek Zoo
Jo-Don Farms
Kansas City Zoo
Lake Superior Zoo
Lee Richardson Zoo
Lehigh Valley Zoo
Lincoln Park Zoo
Minnesota Zoo
Monterey Zoo
Nashville Zoo
Oglebay's Good Zoo
Philadelphia Zoo
Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
Potter Park Zoo
Pueblo Zoo
Racine Zoo
Rio Grande Zoo
Riverbanks Zoo
Rolling Hills Zoo
Roosevelt Park Zoo
Roscommon Zoo
Sacramento Zoo
Saint Louis Zoo
San Antonio Zoo
San Diego Zoo
San Francisco Zoo
Southwick’s Zoo
Space Farms Zoo & Museum
Special Memories Zoo
Staten Island Zoo
Summerfield Zoo
Timbavati Wildlife Park
Tulsa Zoo
Virginia Safari Park
Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium
Zoo Atlanta
Zootastic Park

Western Gray Kangaroo (7 holders)
Brookfield Zoo
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Dallas Zoo
Gladys Porter Zoo
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Potter Park Zoo
San Diego Zoo Safari Park

Eastern Gray Kangaroo (8 holders)
Busch Gardens Tampa
Erie Zoo
Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo
Potawatomi Zoo
Roger Williams Park Zoo
Saginaw Children’s Zoo
Turtle Back Zoo
Virginia Zoo

Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby (6 holders)
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium
Palm Beach Zoo
Sacramento Zoo
San Antonio Zoo
Zoo Tampa at Lowry Park

Brush-Tailed Rock Wallaby (0 holders)
No captive individuals left in the US. There is a small feral population on Oahu.

Swamp Wallaby (5 holders)
Brevard Zoo
Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Heritage Park Zoo
North Georgia Zoo
Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium
 
Just to review -- so from what I'm seeing, there are no quolls or carnivorous marsupials in U. S. zoos at all, save the devil population which was pretty low until recently, right? Interesting that Australian predators are not really represented, especially when one considers coverage of many other biomes is more dominated by predators than prey these days.
 
JVM said:
Just to review -- so from what I'm seeing, there are no quolls or carnivorous marsupials in U. S. zoos at all, save the devil population which was pretty low until recently, right? Interesting that Australian predators are not really represented, especially when one considers coverage of many other biomes is more dominated by predators than prey these days.
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It is easy to maintain long-term populations of macropods because they have reasonable lifespans and can be kept in groups. Carnivorous marsupials are all short-lived, so captive populations can falter easily.
 
In Texas Sharkarosa Wildlife Ranch has Eastern grey kangaroo and Swamp wallaby. TGR Exotics Wildlife Park has Wallaroo. For Virginia Luray Zoo has Bennett's wallaby. For Washington Cougar Mountain Zoo has Swamp wallaby. Finally, for New York Staten Island Zoo has Feather-tailed glider.
 
JVM said:
Just to review -- so from what I'm seeing, there are no quolls or carnivorous marsupials in U. S. zoos at all, save the devil population which was pretty low until recently, right? Interesting that Australian predators are not really represented, especially when one considers coverage of many other biomes is more dominated by predators than prey these days.
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Chlidonias said:
It is easy to maintain long-term populations of macropods because they have reasonable lifespans and can be kept in groups. Carnivorous marsupials are all short-lived, so captive populations can falter easily.
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There were no Tasmanian Devils in US zoos number just a handful of years ago actually.

In addition to what @Chlidonias said, we are also currently at the whim of what Australia allows us to import from them, which isn't much and was even less only a few years ago. The only reason Europe has quolls atm is because Leipzig imported a whole group years ago and got lucky with breeding. If I recall a lull in breeding a few years back threatened the population but it seems things are back on track. Hamerton of course just imported their quolls direct from Australia and, while I certainly hope they breed, I'm not quite sure that species will stick around with only 2.2 founders.

~Thylo
 
Chlidonias said:
It is easy to maintain long-term populations of macropods because they have reasonable lifespans and can be kept in groups. Carnivorous marsupials are all short-lived, so captive populations can falter easily.
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I thought about the low lifespan factor, having been reading about quolls earlier today; but I wasn't necessarily intending to compare strictly with macropods though; it was actually the possums that were on my mind, but evidently they live a little longer than I expected.
 
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Bare-Tailed Woolly Opossum (0 holders)
Only kept privately in the US.

Yapok (1 holder)
Dallas World Aquarium

White-Eared Opossum (0 holders)
Only kept privately in the US.

Common Opossum (1 holder)
Smithsonian National Zoo

Virginia Opossum (29 holders)
Alexandria Zoo
Animal Gardens Petting Zoo
Animal Haven Zoo
Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary
Birmingham Zoo
Blandford Nature Center
Boonshoft Museum
Brevard Zoo
Buttonwood Park Zoo
California Living Museum
Discovery Place Nature
Fort Worth Zoo
Henry Vilas Zoo
Lindsay Wildlife Experience
Living Desert Zoo & Gardens
Louisville Zoo
Orange County Zoo
Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
Potawatomi Zoo
Rosamond Gifford Zoo
Safari Lake Geneva
Santa Barbara Zoo
Shalom Wildlife Zoo
Southwick’s Zoo
Sunset Zoo
Tennessee Aquarium
The Ecotarium
Wild Wonders Wildlife Park
Zoo Atlanta

Gray Four-Eyed Opossum (0 holders)
Only kept privately in the US.

Gray Short-Tailed Opossum (4 holders)
Imagination Station Science Museum
Lupa Zoo
Memphis Zoo
Miller Park Zoo

Mouse Opossum (0 holders)
One of the mouse opossum species is around privately. I don't know which one. It's not currently kept in any zoos as far as I know.

Tasmanian Devil (6 holders)
Fort Wayne Children's Zoo (2.0)
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Rio Grande Zoo
Saint Louis Zoo
San Diego Zoo
Toledo Zoo and Aquarium

Koala (11 holders)
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Palm Beach Zoo
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden
San Diego Zoo
San Francisco Zoo
Santa Barbara Zoo
Toledo Zoo and Aquarium
Zoo Miami
Zoo Tampa at Lowry Park

Common Wombat (2 holders)
Albuquerque BioPark
San Diego Zoo

Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombat (5 holders)
Brookfield Zoo
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Memphis Zoo
San Diego Zoo

Sulawesi Bear Cuscus (1 holder)
Memphis Zoo

New Guinea Ground Cuscus (2 holders)
Busch Gardens Tampa
San Diego Zoo

Northern Common Cuscus (0 holders)
Only kept privately in the US.

Ornate Cuscus (0 holders)
Only kept privately in the US.

Common Ringtail Possum (1 holder)
San Diego Zoo

Striped Possum (0 holders)
I don’t think there are any in the country anymore. If they are, they are only found in private collections.

Sugar Glider (12 holders)
BREC Baton Rouge Zoo
Charles Paddock Zoo
Henry Vilas Zoo
Lake Superior Zoo
Lincoln Park Zoo
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Lupa Zoo
Milwaukee County Zoo
Potawatomi Zoo
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Special Memories Zoo
Zoo Boise

Feathertail Glider (3 holders)
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Staten Island Zoo

Brush-Tailed Bettong (6 holders)
Capron Park Zoo
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Lincoln Park Zoo
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Garden
Prospect Park Zoo
San Diego Zoo
Smithsonian National Zoo

Long-Nosed Potoroo (1 holder)
Gladys Porter Zoo

Matschie’s Tree Kangaroo (19 holders)
Bronx Zoo
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Dallas World Aquarium
Detroit Zoo
Kansas City Zoo
Lincoln Children’s Zoo
Milwaukee County Zoo
Minnesota Zoo
Rio Grande Zoo
Riverbanks Zoo & Gardens
Roger Williams Park Zoo
Saint Louis Zoo
Santa Fe Teaching Zoo
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Stone Zoo
Woodland Park Zoo
Zoo Miami

Agile Wallaby (3 holders)
Emberwood Farm
Odessa Wildlife Rescue and Sanctuary
Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium

Tammar Wallaby (10 holders)
Buffalo Zoo
Fresno Chaffee Zoo
Greensboro Science Center
Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
Lehigh Valley Zoo
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Miller Park Zoo
Oklahoma City Zoo
Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium
Sedgwick County Zoo

Parma Wallaby (7 holders)
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
Happy Hollow Zoo
Kansas City Zoo
Peoria Zoo
Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium
San Diego Zoo
Sunset Zoo

Bennett’s Wallaby (38 holders)
Alexandria Zoo
Animal Gardens Petting Zoo
Binder Park Zoo
Blank Park Zoo
Brookfield Zoo
Buffalo Zoo
Busch Gardens Tampa
Cape May County Zoo
Charles Paddock Zoo
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Dallas Zoo
Detroit Zoo
Erie Zoo
Grant’s Farm
Idaho Falls Zoo
John Ball Zoo
Lake Superior Zoo
Lincoln Park Zoo
Luray Zoo
Minnesota Zoo
Oglebay's Good Zoo
Peoria Zoo
Potawatomi Zoo
Riverbanks Zoo
Roger Williams Park Zoo
Rolling Hills Zoo
Salisbury Zoo
San Diego Zoo Safari Park
Smithsonian National Zoo
Special Memories Zoo
Sunset Zoo
Trevor Zoo
Turtle Back Zoo
Utica Zoo
Virginia Zoo
Washington Park Zoo

Common Wallaroo (8 holders)
Binder Park Zoo
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Creation Kingdom Zoo
Fresno Chaffee Zoo
Oakland Zoo
Racine Zoo
TGR Exotics Wildlife Park
Woodland Park Zoo

Red Kangaroo (62 holders)
Animal Haven Zoo
Barn Hill Preserve
Bear Den Zoo
Binder Park Zoo
Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park
Bramble Park Zoo
BREC Baton Rouge Zoo
Brevard Zoo
Bronx Zoo
Brookfield Zoo
Busch Gardens Tampa
Capron Park Zoo
Chahinkapa Zoo
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
Denver Zoo
Detroit Zoo
Dickerson Park Zoo
Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Doc’s Zoo
Fort Worth Zoo
Franklin Park Zoo
Fresno Chaffee Zoo
Grant’s Farm
Indian Creek Zoo
Jo-Don Farms
Kansas City Zoo
Lake Superior Zoo
Lee Richardson Zoo
Lehigh Valley Zoo
Lincoln Park Zoo
Minnesota Zoo
Monterey Zoo
Nashville Zoo
Oglebay's Good Zoo
Philadelphia Zoo
Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
Potter Park Zoo
Pueblo Zoo
Racine Zoo
Rio Grande Zoo
Riverbanks Zoo
Rolling Hills Zoo
Roosevelt Park Zoo
Roscommon Zoo
Sacramento Zoo
Saint Louis Zoo
San Antonio Zoo
San Diego Zoo
San Francisco Zoo
Sharkarosa Wildlife Ranch
Southwick’s Zoo
Space Farms Zoo & Museum
Special Memories Zoo
Staten Island Zoo
Summerfield Zoo
Timbavati Wildlife Park
Tulsa Zoo
Virginia Safari Park
Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium
Zoo Atlanta
Zootastic Park

Western Gray Kangaroo (7 holders)
Brookfield Zoo
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Dallas Zoo
Gladys Porter Zoo
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Potter Park Zoo
San Diego Zoo Safari Park

Eastern Gray Kangaroo (9 holders)
Busch Gardens Tampa
Erie Zoo
Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo
Potawatomi Zoo
Roger Williams Park Zoo
Saginaw Children’s Zoo
Sharkarosa Wildlife Ranch
Turtle Back Zoo
Virginia Zoo

Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby (6 holders)
Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium
Palm Beach Zoo
Sacramento Zoo
San Antonio Zoo
Zoo Tampa at Lowry Park

Brush-Tailed Rock Wallaby (0 holders)
No captive individuals left in the US. There is a small feral population on Oahu.

Swamp Wallaby (7 holders)
Brevard Zoo
Cougar Mountain Zoo
Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park
Heritage Park Zoo
North Georgia Zoo
Sharkarosa Wildlife Ranch
Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium
 
ThylacineAlive said:
Tasmanian Wombats are the same species as Common Wombat, although they are a separate subspecies and ABQ is the only zoo in the country with them.
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Whereas in Europe both subspecies are found in four collections, whilst the poor Southern hairy-nosed is 1.1 (still off-show) at Longleat. I think Europe have a better collection of Australian marsupials but America can get held of opossums far easier by the looks of things.

Great thread by the way. :)
 
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