A giraffe was born last November, and has been named JoJo. This is the Zoo's first giraffe calf. Salina zoo’s baby giraffe has a new name
The Lincoln Park Zoo's lions will be coming to Rolling Hills. Proud Zoo: Lion Pride Coming to Rolling Hills
A female Southern white rhinoceros has been imported from The Wild Safari Park and Conservation Center at Cumberland, Ohio: “Having given birth three times in the past, we are looking forward to introducing her to Uzazi, our male, once she has grown accustomed to her new home." New White Rhino moves to Rolling Hills Zoo 0.1 Evey (31/12/2006)
A male Snow Leopard, Sherman (born 2019), has arrived from the Seneca Park Zoo. Zoo Welcomes New Snow Leopard ~~~~~~ And in other news, the Zoo’s two month old Giraffe calf has been named Korey. The calf was born December 17 2020 to second time mother, Billie. New baby giraffe born at Rolling Hills Zoo
A male Scimitar-horned oryx calf was born February 24: Rolling Hills Zoo announces birth of scimitar-horned oryx
This fall, construction will begin on a new lion habitat dubbed “Pride of the Prairie.” "Pride of the Prairie" brings new lion habitat to Rolling Hills Zoo
0.2 Amur Tigers, Sasha and Nadya have received recommendations to move to other zoos for future breeding. Sasha will be moving to Bramble Park Zoo and Nadya will be transferred to the Dakota Zoo. According to the article, the represent the only successful Amur Tiger cubs that were born in 2019 for the SSP: Rolling Hills Zoo relocating tiger cubs to the Dakotas
Other news in 2021: On January 29th, it was announced that Ryan Vanzant is the zoo's newest executive director, succeeding the previous director, Bob Jenkins. He started serving the role on February 1st, 2021. Log into Facebook On March 5th, the zoo announced that a (0.1) red-necked wallaby has made its first appearance. The wallaby is estimated to be born during August-October 2020. On June 25th, the zoo announced the wallaby was female, and her name was Rosemary. Log into Facebook Log into Facebook On April 2nd, the zoo announced that (0.0.4) red-eyed tree frogs have been acquired and are on exhibit in the Reptile Building. Log into Facebook On April 9th, the zoo announced the (1.0) scimitar-horned oryx now has a name, Neelix. Log into Facebook On April 30th, the zoo announced they have acquired (2.3) Chilean flamingos from the Fort Worth Zoo in Texas and will be available for viewing right across the existing Flamingo building. On July 13th, the public voted that the flamingos should be named after the cast from the Big Bang Theory. Log into Facebook Log into Facebook On June 9th, the zoo announced the death of a (1.0) 33-year-old greater one-horned rhino named Joya. He was the oldest male greater one-horned rhino that was a part of the AZA's SSP and he passed due to age-relating issues. Log into Facebook On July 16th, the zoo announced that a (0.0.1) red-necked wallaby has been born between December 2020 and January 2021. Log into Facebook
On November 1st, the zoo announced that they are repaving the roadways into the parking lot. Log In or Sign Up to View
The Zoo’s first ever white rhino calf was born. Rolling Hills Zoo welcomes baby rhino ahead of Christmas
Sasha is now at Hogle Zoo. Photo of the day: Utah’s Hogle Zoo introduces its newest resident — Sasha the Amur tiger
On December 9th, the zoo announced they have acquired a (1.0) Aldabra giant tortoise named Journey and is now on exhibit outside of the Reptile Building. Meet Journey - Our New Aldabra Tortoise
On December 16th, the zoo announced that some of the buildings on the outlying of the zoo were damaged due to high winds on December 15th. No animals or staff were injured, however, several staff cars were. Log into Facebook
On January 25th, 2022, the zoo posted an update to the construction to the Pride of the Prairie exhibit. The below-ground infrastructure and the immersive cave's towering framing structure have been installed, as well as the floor for the second African lion's indoor habitat. Log into Facebook