Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is heartbroken to announce the death of Penny, the giraffe calf. Little Penny was just shy of her two-month birthday when the humane, but extremely difficult, decision was made to euthanize her today.
I have found myself doing that already, and I have cautioned Penny’s care team about
Our three koi all have names and are easy to tell apart.
has been a focus at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo for nearly a decade, and while strides have
These newest residents of Water’s Edge: Africa, have names!
Wildlife, National Black-footed Ferret Conservation Center and other organizations have
Largely due to CMZoo’s Member Conservation Vote, CMZoo and members have contributed
Local musicians will set the mood throughout the Zoo and have guests dancing the
FELINE CAPTURED MILLIONS OF HEARTS THROUGHOUT HIS LIFEFTIME – An adored member of the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo animal family died from complications of advanced kidney disease late last week. Following his diagnosis earlier this year, we knew Bhutan’s time with us was limited, but it was still heartbreaking to lose him. Bhutan, a 15-year-old snow . . .
No matter when we would have had to say goodbye to Bhutan, it would have been too
“We have a ton of inspiring activities planned!”
Details & Requirements – Book at least 2 weeks prior to requested date, call early for availability. – Schedule the Docent-led tour 4-7 days after the classroom visit. – One (1) adult chaperone and/or teacher per group of students are 75¢ each. – Students are to be supervised by their chaperone after the Docent-led tour, . . .
– Most, but not all classroom visits have biofacts, and not all tours have a safari
