Matthew KirkFollowingAkron Zoo animals get creative in the coldEven with the Akron Zoo closed for days due to the deep freeze, the animals are making the most of winter! Otters are sliding through the snow, coyotes and wolves are lounging outside, and the lions are snuggling up in extra hay. Zookeepers are working nonstop to keep everyone safe, warm, and happy—sometimes even giving the animals a choice between cozy heated spaces and snowy adventures. It’s wild to see how some creatures thrive in the cold, while others get special indoor treatment. How do you think animals handle Ohio winters compared to us? #Pets #AkronZoo #WinterWeather10Share
Matthew KirkFollowingAkron Zoo’s animals get VIP treatment in the coldEven with the Akron Zoo closed to visitors due to the deep freeze, the animals are still getting top-notch care—and some are loving the winter blast! While keepers bundle up to ensure everyone’s safe and warm, river otters are sliding through the snow, and grizzly bears are cozying up on heated rocks. Meanwhile, lions and red pandas are choosing to stay indoors, and the penguins are sticking to their warm-weather roots. It’s a wild mix of snow days and heated hideouts. How do you think animals handle the cold compared to us? #Pets #AkronZoo #WinterWeather20Share
davisjames+FollowMeet Akron’s new mountain lion sisters!Akron Zoo just got a lot wilder—two mountain lion cubs, Ozette and Neah, are settling into their new home after being rescued as orphans in Washington. This is the first time mountain lions have ever lived at the Akron Zoo, and they’ll soon be taking over the old jaguar habitat. The sisters are named after spots on the Olympic Peninsula, connecting them to their roots. It’s a big moment for local wildlife lovers and a fresh chance to learn about these amazing cats. Who else is excited to see them when they make their debut? #Pets #AkronZoo #MountainLions00Share
Brad Ramirez+FollowMeet Akron’s new mountain lion sisters!Akron Zoo just got a little wilder with the arrival of two mountain lion cubs, Ozette and Neah! These sisters, rescued as orphans from Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, are settling into their new home and will soon be greeting visitors in the former jaguar habitat. It’s the first time mountain lions have called the Akron Zoo home, and they’ll help teach us about their wild cousins and the challenges they face. Who else is excited to see them? What do you think about zoos taking in orphaned wildlife? #Travel #AkronZoo #MountainLions00Share
Alexander Thomas+FollowMeet Akron’s newest wild residents!Two orphaned mountain lion cubs, Ozette and Neah, just found a forever home at the Akron Zoo. This is the first time the zoo has ever cared for mountain lions, and the sisters are already settling in behind the scenes. Soon, they’ll move into the old jaguar habitat and become ambassadors for their species. Imagine seeing these powerful cats up close right here in Akron! What do you think about the zoo stepping up to help wildlife like this? Would you visit to support their new mission? #Travel #AkronZoo #MountainLions20Share
Jamie Watson+FollowMeet Akron’s new mountain lion sisters!Akron just got a little wilder—two rescued mountain lion cubs, Ozette and Neah, are settling into their new home at the Akron Zoo. These sisters, originally found abandoned in Washington state, are the first of their kind at the zoo and will soon be greeting visitors from the former jaguar habitat. It’s not every day our city welcomes such rare and adorable new residents! Can you imagine seeing these playful cubs up close? Their arrival is a big step for wildlife conservation here. Who’s excited to visit and support their new start? #Travel #AkronZoo #MountainLions20Share
