Cincinnati Animal CARE, the Hamilton County Animal Shelter, is currently at overcapacity, “code red,” with their animal kennels. The agency is looking for adopters…
Cincinnati Animal CARE announces ‘name your price’ adoption fees
Category: Animal Welfare
Cincinnati Zoo’s new Dornette Kanga’ Klimb aerial adventure course now open
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s new Dornette Kanga’ Klimb Aerial Adventure Course offers 58 different elements and challenges appropriate for any skill level and appetite for adventure.
Enjoy breakfast at Cincinnati Zoo with lions, cheetahs and hippos (oh my!)
The Cincinnati Zoo is serving up a hot breakfast in the coming months paired with visits with some of your favorite animals.
Zoo giraffes learn to pose for pedis
Giraffes are known to be nervous and skittish, so getting one to offer a foot, and stand still while it’s being touched and handled by a keeper is no small accomplishment.
Cincinnati Zoo to launch winter Home Safari series
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is reprising the Home Safari series created last spring to bring the zoo to people at home.
Zoo’s full of good news to kick off the new year
Penguin Days Penguin Days began this week at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, featuring king penguins marching in Penguin Parades (chilly weather permitting) on upcoming Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, plus holiday Mondays. The zoo opens daily at 10 a.m. …
Zoo’s famed Komodo dragon has cataract surgery
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s beloved Komodo dragon, Hudo, had his sight restored after recent successful double cataract surgery at MedVet Cincinnati.
Green Umbrella and Cincinnati Zoo share good news about the great outdoors…
Some flora and fauna to distract you from the pandemic
Many of us are heading outdoors this summer in to alleviate our boredom and freshen our outlook. Here are three programs for focusing your attention on flora and fauna.
Zoo and GE Additive are printing cricket-dispersing trees (seriously)
Thanks to a novel partnership with GE Additive, known for pushing the boundaries of industrial 3D printing, some animals at the Cincinnati Zoo are getting meals from a fabricated feeder that encourages natural foraging behaviors.