Our New Infant Gorilla Early spring brought a significant birth and addition to the Louisville Zoo family. The birth held excitement mixed with loss for the staff as we celebrated the arrival of an infant gorilla and we mourned the passing of her mother … Find Out More
Kindi is growing and hitting her anticipated milestones! Nearly 5 pounds now, she has been learning how to eat from a bottle through the mesh enclosing her nursery and to ride on her keepers’ backs; she is also becoming more … Find Out More
We will no longer have to refer to her simply as “our baby gorilla.” Today she received her name! Find Out More
Zoo Keepers name gorilla baby and Zoo announces limited viewing as well as Baptist Health Partnership. The Louisville Zoo’s Gorilla Forest zoo keepers have been dedicating days and nights to caring for the premature baby gorilla born in March. In recognition of their devotion and tireless caretaking… Find Out More
Our infant girl will be one month old tomorrow. It has been an exciting month of mixed emotions as we grieve for Mia Moja, her mother, and are filled with genuine devotion for this new little gorilla. We thank you … Find Out More
Day 18: Just like a newborn going home from the hospital, our infant gorilla headed home to Gorilla Forest earlier this week. She made the big move late Tuesday afternoon (day 15). With this move, her acclimation begins. As with all of our … Find Out More
Day 5 Our newest addition is doing well. The gorilla care staff have continued their 24 hour holding and tending to the infant. She gets fed every two hours and has adjusted quite well to her daily bottle feeds. Gorilla … Find Out More
A female gorilla infant was born via emergency cesarean section to 27 year-old gorilla Mia Moja at 12:35 p.m. on Monday, March 14. Sadly, her mother, Mia Moja, passed away a little after 8 a.m. on Tuesday, March 15 from complications. … Find Out More
The Louisville Zoo is happy to announce that gorillas Mia Moja and Mshindi are expecting. Soon-to-be mom Mia Moja is doing well and her weekly ultrasounds indicate that all things are on track for an arrival of a baby gorilla by May 2016. Find Out More