A 13-year-old tiger rescued from what critics called the "worst roadside zoo in America" has finally found a new home at the ...
While Punch may be monopolizing the global zoo news these days with his heartwarming story, he's not the only notable zoo baby. Many zoos in the United States have recently welcomed many rare and ...
When the sun sets on the Oakland Zoo this month, a new set of animals will come to life. Filled with thousands of LED lights, these illuminated lantern creatures — some as large as 25 feet tall and 65 ...
Free health screenings, lunch and live music await Alameda County seniors at Oakland Zoo on Sept. 24. Registration required.
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Oakland Zoo takes in mountain lion cubs Fern, Thistle and Spruce from San Mateo County
Oakland Zoo has three new orphaned mountain lion cubs. The zoo said Wednesday on social media the California Department of ...
Two rescued mountain lion cubs recovering at the Oakland Zoo have become the internet's newest unlikely stars - tiny, spotted ambassadors for a species more often feared than fussed over. The cubs, ...
A two-alarm vegetation prompted an evacuation at the Oakland Zoo and freeway closures out of an abundance of caution. The Oakland Fire Department said the fire may have been sparked by fireworks.
Feb. 23 (UPI) --The Oakland Zoo in California announced the birth of a red-tailed monkey -- the first primate of his species to be born at the facility. The zoo said on social media that parents ...
Osh, the beloved elephant who departed the Oakland Zoo last week, made it safely to his new home at The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee and has been adapting well, zoo officials say. “After only a few ...
The Oakland Zoo is now home to a female tiger rescued from a notorious Northern California wildlife sanctuary that was forced to shut down last year. On Thursday, the zoo announced in a press release ...
A magnitude 3.8 earthquake centered near the Oakland Zoo and Bishop O'Dowd High School shook parts of the Bay Area on Thursday morning, followed by two aftershocks, according to the U.S. Geological ...
The zoo said Sequoia started showing a rapid and unexpected decline in health the first week of February. His care team concluded they couldn't do anything to improve his condition and euthanized him.
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