Fossil Rim Wildlife Center would like to proudly announce the birth of three maned wolf pups! Female pups “Jessie” and “Jordan”, along with male pup “Francisco”, were born Jan. 17 ...READ MORE
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Hoofstock is a term used to describe many of the species at Fossil Rim Wildlife Center. As it turns out, hooves themselves are paid a lot of attention. When an ...READ MORE
When visitors think of zebras at Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, they are going to envision Hartmann’s mountain zebras the overwhelming majority of the time. After all, there are eight mountain ...READ MORE
Fossil Rim Wildlife Center’s Grevy’s zebra herd welcomed two new additions this year! An endangered zebra species, the Grevy’s live behind our vet clinic, as opposed to in a primary ...READ MORE
Fossil Rim Wildlife Center prides itself a conservation breeding center, so it is always pushing for a population increase, right? Well, not exactly, according to Director of Animal Health Dr. ...READ MORE
When an animal is preparing to leave Fossil Rim Wildlife Center, protocol usually dictates a health exam is conducted. Sometimes, even when the animal is not going anywhere the exam ...READ MORE