Activists, a Grammy-winning icon and a new lawsuit are all advocating for two beloved elephants amidst rumors that the Los Angeles Zoo is secretly going to ship them away. Los Angeles resident ...

"Billy and Tina have served their time in confinement. They deserve the chance to live out their lives in peace and dignity," ...

A man has filed a lawsuit trying to stop the Los Angeles Zoo from relocating two Asian elephants to an animal preserve in ...

It's a sad day at the Oregon Zoo as longtime resident "Strike" the cheetah has died. The 15-year-old cheetah was euthanized ...

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On Tuesday, the Los Angeles Zoo formally announced that they are relocating their two remaining Asian elephants to Oklahoma, where they will join the Elephant Experience and Preserve at Tulsa Zoo.

One day after the Los Angeles Zoo announced its intention to relocate its last two remaining Asian elephants to a 17-acre preserve in Tulsa, Oklahoma, City Councilmember Bob Blumenfield introduced ...

The councilman said the zoo should consider the 3,060-acre Elephant Sanctuary in Hohenwald, Tennessee, home to 12 elephants, or the Performing Animal Welfare Society in northern California, a ...

The decision by officials at the Los Angeles Zoo to send two of its aging elephants not to a sanctuary but instead to another zoo in Oklahoma has sparked controversy among some animal rights ...

The Tulsa Zoo will soon welcome two new members to its Asian elephant herd. Billy, a 40-year-old bull, and Tina, a 59-year-old female, will relocate from the Los Angeles Zoo later this year.

Courtney Scott, an elephant consultant for In Defense of Animals, said in an email to City News Service that she was disappointed by the decision to relocate the elephants to another zoo instead ...