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Both kids have nursed and continue to bond well with their attentive mom, who is

As kids head back to school with so many changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic, our partner, Children’s Hospital Colorado, has provided a guide to helping prepare children and their parents for what’s to come with this blog. Likewise, one of Cheyenne Mountain Zoo’s youngest residents is preparing for big changes ahead. Atka, a 3-month-old . . .
look for ways to help them feel confident and calm, partly by making sure animals have

has been a focus at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo for nearly a decade, and while strides have

November 2024 DONATE NOW Dear Friend, There is something magical about working at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. It’s some combination of the beautiful mountainside, the incredible animals in our care, and the passionate people who make it all happen. Each year as I reflect over the past twelve months, I am so grateful to remember the . . .
for our Quarters for Conservation program, meaning that our members and guests have

Whether you visit CMZoo every week or you’re preparing for your first-ever visit, take advantage of these insider tips to make it the best day ever. Likely Animal Sightings Omo, our one-year-old Nile hippo, has dinner with his mom, Zambezi, around 4 p.m. inside the hippo building. The afternoon is a great time to see . . .
They have their fish breakfast on the beach (as long as it’s warm enough) daily around

CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN ZOO WELCOMES TWO ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOAT KIDS – Two bouncy, squeaky and fluffy kids joined the CMZoo family on Sun., May 19, when second-time Rocky Mountain goat mom, Lena, gave birth to her first set of twins. The double bundle of joy were on their hooves, taking their wobbly first steps within minutes. . . .
Both kids have nursed and continue to bond well with their attentive mom, who is

based in Kenya, is critical in understanding why wild crowned crane populations have

– Your dog must have a dog ticket to enter the Zoo; human tickets will not be honored

#CMZoo Vice President of Mission and Programs, Dr. Liza, is here with giraffe keepers, Rachael and Kayla, with an update on baby’s progress. She’s nursing well, sleeping well, getting up and down, and hitting the giraffe calf milestones her care team wants to see. The ligaments we suspect were contracted in her two front legs . . .
The ligaments we suspect were contracted in her two front legs appear to have loosened

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