New species for the zoo: Sun Conures
They recently arrived and will be on exhibit when the zoo reopens. Their names are Paczki, Crumpet, Flapjack, Waffle, Croissant, Challah, Tortilla, Strudel, Danish, Pumpernickel, Ciabatta, Biscuit and Brioche.
1.0 Blue and Gold Macaw dies:
Samson died on May 19th and nobody knew his real age because when he arrived to the zoo he was already 30 years old. His mate Bertha, passed away 5 years ago, on April 28th, 2015.
San Clemente Island goats and Black Welsh Mountain sheep arrive:
They arrived on April 28th, the goats are named Troy, Verona, Elmira, Savannah, Seneca and Ithica. The sheep is named Aurora.
0.1 Black Crow dies:
Edgar was one of the oldest crows in captivity on records in North America. She hatched on May 1994 and died on April 14th. She was 25 years old and she ended up at the zoo because when she was a chick, somebody took her and raised her as a pet. As a result, US Fish and Wildlife Service confiscated her and she ended on Saginaw Children's Zoo.
Saginaw zoo’s Edgar Allan Crow dies at 25, was one of oldest crows in captivity in North America
0.1 Two-Toed Sloth arrives:
She is named Okra Mae and came from Zoo Atlanta on February 19th. She will live on the tropical building along the cotton-top tamarins.
Okra Mae the sloth settling in at Saginaw Children's Zoo
1.0 Jersey Steer dies:
Prescott was born in a farm in Prescott, Michigan on 2017. When he was born, the farmers noticed he had Scoliosis and Kyphosis. On January 18th, he was sadly euthanized due to deteriorating mobility issues.
Saginaw Children's Zoo steer with scoliosis peacefully passes away next to keepers