Greater Cleveland AAZK Chapter

A positive update on Grevy’s zebras from Lewa Wildlife Conservancy! 🦓

Good news from the Lewa-Borana landscape! 🦓

During last month’s survey, we recorded 234 Grevy’s zebras, including 207 at Lewa Conservancy and 27 at Borana Conservancy. Among them were 28 foals and 7 juveniles, a promising sign for the future of the world’s most endangered zebra species.

📸 Martin Buzora

Our comments are filling with Pride support 🏳️‍🌈 🐾 Post your own animal photos or show some love by reacting to your favorites by Wednesday!

We want to see a parade of Pride-themed animal enrichment, past or present! Drop your photos in the comments below and vote! The photo with the most reactions received by Wednesday, June 17th at 1:00 p.m. EST will be posted as our cover photo!

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Save the date for our annual Bowling for Rhinos event on August 8th!

Ticket prices and other details to come.

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We want to see a parade of Pride-themed animal enrichment, past or present! Drop your photos in the comments below and vote! The photo with the most reactions received by Wednesday, June 17th at 1:00 p.m. EST will be posted as our cover photo!

❤️ 🧡 💛 💚 💙 💜

From wild savannas to local streets, nature thrives in diversity. Our chapter stands with Pride. We will foster an environment where all feel safe, welcome, and accepted. 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️

We will always recognize the positive impact of the LGBTQIA+ community. AAZK will continue to foster allyship and celebrate diversity and inclusion. ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜

Symbolic adoption and giving immensely supports our friends at PCRF. Their rehabilitation program gives pangolins like Sparky a second chance at life in the wild — read below for an inspiring update!

👅 Tongue Out Tuesday! 👅

Sparky is giving us his best Tuesday tongue out mood while hitching a ride with Pangolin Guardian Kaqece during his daily foraging adventures.

Just a few months ago, after being rescued from an electric fence, Sparky couldn’t walk, couldn’t eat on his own, and had lost the use of his tongue. Today, he’s spending 4–8 hours a day foraging, gaining weight, and showing off that tongue every chance he gets!

Every little milestone feels huge when you’ve watched an animal fight so hard to survive. We’re incredibly proud of how far this special pangolin has come. 💚

If you’d like to help Sparky, you can donate to support his recovery 💚

👉www.pangolincrf.org/adopt