2011-02-01 - Central Florida, United States.
The Central Florida & Botanical Gardens announces it will be transferring Maude, the Asian elephant to Zoo Miami within the next month. Maude will share a home at Zoo Miami with two other Asian elephants and will become part of this elephant herd. "We have an obligation to all of our animals, and especially to Maude, to select what is in her best interest," says Joe Montisano, CEO of Zoo. "After an extensive process and analysis of our options, we are confident this is best for her at this time....
2010-10-11 - Central Florida, United States.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus® and the Ringling Bros. Center for Elephant Conservation® are pleased to announce a unique learning opportunity in elephant care. The next intern session is scheduled to begin on February 28,2011and will conclude on May 20, 2011.
2007-11-02 - Central Florida, United States.
The world renowned Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey® Center for Elephant Conservation located in central Florida is pleased to announce a unique training opportunity in Elephant Care. Three training programs will be offered in 2008. Interns will be exposed to the combined talents of some of the worlds’ most capable trainers, handlers and veterinarians in a free contact environment. The curriculum will include twelve (12) weeks of both classroom and hands-on instruction with some 25 Asian ...
2006-06-08 - Central Florida, United States. Tammy L. Carter
Mary has lived a full life. She worked with a circus in the 1950s, retired to Dallas, lived in New York and moved to Central Florida in 1983. She enjoys taking baths and eating sugar cane. She has shared housing with her best friend, Maude, for about 23 years. That's good for an Asian elephant that just turned 60. If Mary is in good health and in good spirits, why does anyone want to shake up her world?
Sorry, no records matching your query.