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Beloved orangutan at Louisville Zoo dies after battle with heart disease

Louisville Zoo orangutan Teak euthanized. Here's why

Teak had been receiving ongoing treatment for heart disease, but in the past two years, zoo officials said his cardiac function continued deteriorating.

Rare two-headed rat snake Tiger-Lily undergoes ovary surgery - Interesting Engineering

Tiger-Lily, a rare two-headed western rat snake, underwent ovary surgery. Veterinarians explain why and how it went.

Tiger-Lily the two-headed rat snake has unexpected surgery

KIRKWOOD, Mo. (MDC) – The Missouri Dept of Conservation’s Tiger-Lily is recovering from a recent health scare and surgery.

Meet Zin! Binder Park Zoo introduces adorable red panda cub

We’re told patrons can view the adorable cub from behind the zoo’s nursery window outside the veterinary hospital during business hours. Feed times will change as Zin grows.

You can help name Think Wild's first ambassador animal, a rescued red-tailed hawk

USEF Rule Changes For the Welfare of the Horse and Competitors

Animals at Wisconsin zoos to receive COVID-19 vaccine

Kentucky zoo euthanizes 50-year-old gorilla Demba

Kentucky zoo euthanizes 50-year-old gorilla Demba © Louisville Zoo . The Louisville Zoo has euthanized 50-year-old gorilla Demba, zoo officials announced Friday. Demba had been diagnosed with endocarditis, or a heart valve infection, back in 2013. Sign up for our Newsletters With help from the local medical community, the gorilla survived this life-threatening infection and went on to live another seven years. Keepers and veterinary staff have been closely monitoring her as her heart disease progressed. As Demba’s quality of life recently declined, staff deliberated and decided that euthanasia was the most appropriate option, zoo officials said. A necropsy and complete pathologic examination will be performed.

Vancouver Aquarium's marine veterinarians star in new docu-series

Wild Pacific Rescue follows Dr. Martin Haulena and the Marine Mammal Rescue Centre team as they rescue and care for vulnerable sea animals.