Articles for Intl Rhino Foundation

Rhinos aren't bashful when courtship beckons.

The trick was on the Lowry Park Zoo visitors at today's annual pumpkin toss, a holiday treat for the animals.

A rhinoceros at the Pittsburgh Zoo smashed the tip of a keeper's thumb as she hand-fed it treats yesterday.

Dudley, a 42-year-old white rhino, passed away at the Little Rock Zoo this morning in the quiet and comfort of his barn.

Nearly two months after her birth, the Lowry Park Zoo's first Indian rhinoceros calf has a name — thanks to a slew of online voters.

A black rhinoceros named Klyde has moved from the Columbus Zoo to the Cincinnati Zoo, which hasn't had a member of that species since last fall.

Rhino Jango has become a real art lover - after falling for a car dumped in a pond as a sculpture exhibit.

Potter Park needs $1M to expand, renovate exhibit

One of the few captive rhinos in the United States arrived this week to live at the Oklahoma City Zoo.

Rhino keepers from all over the world are in the Bay Area this week, visiting Busch Gardens for the annual Rhino Keepers Association conference.

New rhino encounters at the Brevard Zoo let visitors get nose-to-horn with the big creatures and even pet them.

The Evening Mail is waging a campaign to rid our streets of dog dirt – but zoo boss David Gill has a monumental problem on his hands.

The board of the Toronto Zoo yesterday approved a $200,000 plan to purchase two new female rhinos from South Africa.

Nehru Zoological Park's only rhino, 22-year-old Mohit, has been diagnosed with cancer. A large tumour was discovered in his jaw.

It is with great excitement and enthusiasm that Potter Park Zoo reveals preliminary plans for the new Eastern Black Rhino Exhibit. Ingham County began requesting qualifications from engineering firms interested in the Rhino Yard Expansion project on Wednesday, January 7, 2009.

Asani, a male Eastern Black Rhinoceros calf, was born at the end of October to mother Kitani, the first black rhino calf at the zoo for 10 years.

Zoo Visitor Gets A Ticket After A Close Encounter With Rhinos

A 600-mile journey began this morning for an eastern black rhinoceros, who is now taking a ride from the Great Plains Zoo in Sioux Falls to the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago.

Sometimes it takes a little courage and tough skin to handle a medical shot. Zookeepers at the Great Plains Zoo have trained one kind of animal to be comfortable, for the sake of their health.

Despite deaths, exhibit may double, add white species.