

Autism United of Wisconsin welcomes you to the fun, exciting, sensory-friendly
Zoofari Stroll 2026 at Milwaukee County Zoo!
Sunday, September 13, 2026
10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
The call of the wild is calling you to a day of family fun as Autism United of Wisconsin hosts the all-new Zoofari Stroll at the Milwaukee County Zoo! It’s the perfect opportunity for kids, teens, adults and families impacted by Autism to get up close to all the wonder of wildlife — with a variety of sensory-friendly zones and activities to make your day as easy and stress-free as possible!
Safety Zone
Keeping kiddos impacted by Autism safe as possible is priority! Our Safety Zone shares strategies to help, plus a chance to interact with police officers and first responders in a low-stress setting.
Learning Zone
Autism United of Wisconsin has a team with an array of Autism and neurodivergent experts and organizations to help you access valuable resources, guidance, services and supports!
VIP ZONE
An oasis for our top fundraisers and sponsors on the day of the event! Join us as we celebrate our dedicated team members and encourage new individuals to raise their level of engagement with the Autism Community!
Proper Attire Encouraged!
You’ll be looking great at our Zoofari Stroll with your very own Zoofari Stroll t-shirt — included with every registered guest! Just specify your adult or child size when registering!
A-10-tion (Attention) Teams!
Got a group of 10 or more? Encourage your friends and families to sign up with your team at Zoofari Stroll, and you can get your family’s, team’s or company’s logo on back with 10 or more participants per team.
Registration includes per child and adult:
- Admission to Zoo for the Day
- Souvenir Branded T-Shirt
- Participation in Zoofari Stroll
- Free Autism-Friendly Zones
- Free Info and Resources
Support & Share!
Can’t make it? You can still support our cause! As we celebrate 50 years of service to our Autism community, your donations to Autism United of Wisconsin help brighten the future of all impacted by Autism. Thank you for your generosity!
