One World, One Health
More Care Stories All Stories April 24, 2020 One World, One Health How Denver Zoo Takes a Global Approach to the Health of Animals Here and in the Wild Kerry Owens, Certified Veterinary Technician A passion … Continued
More Care Stories All Stories April 24, 2020 One World, One Health How Denver Zoo Takes a Global Approach to the Health of Animals Here and in the Wild Kerry Owens, Certified Veterinary Technician A passion … Continued
As we move into the next phase of construction on the new animal hospital, find out how volunteering with animals led one former architect to join Denver Zoo’s Veterinary Medicine Team.
How Denver Zoo veterinarians are using innovative techniques to collect vital specimens from our animals
Denver Zoo Has Joined an International Effort to Rescue and Rehabilitate More Than 1,800 Flamingo Chicks and Unhatched Eggs
From New Mexico to Mongolia, the Zoo’s Veterinary Medical Team Traveled Far and Wide Last Year in the Name of Conservation
For Tonks, it took four years, the collaboration of ten departments at Denver Zoo, input from five external institutions and one FedEx plane.
Nigel is an African wild dog puppy who was born with severe hip dysplasia, which affected his ability to walk and keep up….
Today we bid farewell to Dikembe, who at 24 years old was the oldest male giraffe in North America, and the longtime….
Denver Zoo staff share personal stories about why they are called to work at Denver Zoo. Curator of Carnivores and Primates Becca McCloskey and Veterinarian Dr. Gwen Jankowski share how they sprung into action to rescue a baby tapir who was born with the birth sack still intact, including how they used mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to rescue the baby. For Becca and Gwen, this isn’t just a job…it’s a calling!