Zoo News
Introducing “Cora and Catina” (Media Release)
The Louisville Zoo’s newest maned wolf pups have officially been named, thanks to our guests’ input in an online voting contest. The winning names were “Cora and Catina.” Find Out More
Two New Faces at Louisville Zoo with Births of Female Bongos
Louisville Zoo guests may see two small new faces in the Zoo’s Bongo yard over Memorial Day weekend. Last month, the Zoo announced the birth of one female calf born on April 16. The Zoo is happy to announce a second calf was born on Sunday, May 21 at 3:45 p.m. Both calves are now in regular rotation. Find Out More
Louisville Zoo Announces Naming Contest for Two New Maned Wolf Pups
The Louisville Zoo maned wolf zoo keepers have chosen five sets of possible names for the Zoo’s newest additions — two female maned wolf pups — and the Zoo wants your help in selecting the winning names. Find Out More
Help Protect Our Planet — It Starts With US!
Our actions contribute to the issues our planet faces on climate change. Change can’t happen overnight — and it won’t happen without support from around the world. It starts with us! So, how can we do our part to stop … Find Out More
First Steller’s Sea-Eagle Hatchlings at Louisville Zoo in 48 years
The Louisville Zoo is thrilled to announce the first Steller’s sea-eagle hatchlings in the Zoo’s 48-year history. Find Out More
Louisville Zoo’s Latest Contribution to Black-Footed Ferret Recovery
When the US Fish and Wildlife Service commissioned an updated version of the Black-Footed Ferret (BFF) Managed Care Operations Manual, they called on retired Louisville Zoo keeper Joanne Luyster to head the revision. Joanne has actively participated in black-footed ferret … Find Out More
A Seal of a Different Color
Joining the California sea lions and harbor seal in Glacier Run is Rona, a gray seal. Rona is a 3-year-old female born at the Smithsonian National Zoo. Rona is steadily getting used to her new surroundings—the Louisville Zoo is a … Find Out More
Origami Record
It’s official! You helped us break a Guinness World Record. The Louisville Zoo is now a part of the Guinness World Records™ title for the “Largest Display of Origami Elephants.” This past summer in August, you helped us fold 1,100 … Find Out More
A Rare Sight
Last year, the Louisville Zoo was proud to celebrate the 25th anniversary of its Black-Footed Ferret Conservation Center. Now, you can finally see North America’s most endangered mammal back on exhibit. Black-footed ferret Rigatoni is ready to make your acquaintance … Find Out More