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    Oaklawn Farm Zoo is a 50-acre facility located in Aylesford, Nova Scotia. Species at the facility include African lion, bobcat, American black bear, lar gibbon, Japanese macaque, plains zebra, capybara, emu, barred owl, bald eagle, painted turtle, boa constrictor, and domestics, among other animals.

    On April 6th, the zoo announced that their (0.1) jaguar named Junia passed away at age 24 on March 21st.

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    On May 8th, the zoo announced that a (0.0.1) lar gibbon was born.

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    On October 26th, the zoo announced that a (0.1) albino Burmese python named Lucy passed away on October 14th.

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    Other 2023 News:

    On February 16th, the zoo announced that a (0.0.1) alpaca was born.

    We had a Blizzard today that was... - Oaklawn Farm Zoo

    On March 28th, the zoo announced that (0.0.2+?) domestic goats (breed(s) not specified) which are now on exhibit.

    The arrival of adorable goat kids... - Oaklawn Farm Zoo

    On April 26th, the zoo announced that a (0.0.1) pygmy goat named Kit-Kat was born.

    Here’s your Awwwww moment for the day…... - Oaklawn Farm Zoo

    On May 4th, the zoo announced that (0.0.5) Hereford/Berkshire pigs were born.

    Fun in the barn today with these Hereford/Berkshire piglets. Fresh shavings are so much fun to play with/in. . Did you capture any fun pictures on... | By Oaklawn Farm Zoo | Facebook

    On February 20th, the zoo announced that (0.0.2) common marmosets were born.

    Family is more than just blood… it’s... - Oaklawn Farm Zoo

    On May 16th, the zoo announced that (0.0.3) red-necked wallabies were born.

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    I presume they will mostly go to Canadian Institutions, although no clear indication of where they are going eh?

    That now leaves just Magnetic Hill Zoo and Shubenacadie Wildlife park in the Maritimes. I have no concerns around Magnetic Hill's future. Shubenacadie is Government run, so hopefully won't face the same issues, but hard to say.