The San Diego Zoo is helping raise the young goats after their mothers couldn't care for them.

He may be slow to wake up in the morning, but once he gets going he has a ton of energy.

These prairie animals found from Canada all the way to Mexico may look like deer - but there's one key difference.

How animal health specialists at the Pittsburgh Zoo discovered and treated her condition.

Ozzy was having trouble acclimating to his new surroundings, until he was introduced to Bruno. Now, the two are "best buds."

Check in with a female joey and see what her life is like and what's in store as she grows up.

Minnesota Zoo's Trista Fischer reveals five things you should know about moose.

Learn all about the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary and see what sort of work is done at the site's first clinical lab.

Meet Tony and his mom Funani at the San Diego Zoo's river hippopotamus exhibit and learn all about this young calf's development.

Drop in on a training session with Mosey, a nine-month-old Okapi calf.

See Monroe having the time of his life at his 2nd birthday party.. zipping around the grounds, eating popcorn, and wrestling with his buddy Frank.

In some instances, the mom can't care for her baby and keepers must step in and be the caregiver.

The mixed-species pairings create a more dynamic experience for the animals and provide constant enrichment through species interaction.

Zookeepers work to keep a routine weigh-in as quick as possible so they're not separated from mom for too long.

Ball pythons are a snake species from Africa with an extremely flexible spine.

See why zookeepers are excited about these shaggy creatures.

When your patient's a snake, it can take quite a bit of creativity. There's never a dull moment when you hang around the veterinarian's office at a zoo.

See how zookeepers and animal care specialists treated Worf the bear after diagnosing cancer in his paw.

Keepers at the Carolina Raptor Center reveal just how valuable this birds are to other animals, and each other.

She is truly an epic aerial predator.

They may not have been so lucky in the wild, but after getting the best possible care at the Denver Zoo, they are living their best lives as animal ambassadors.

He's in his eighties, he's over 575 pounds... and he loves neck scratches. Meet Al.

Regular checkups help keep everybody healthy - but for elephant keepers, that's a really BIG job.

We all know sloths are the slowest animals on Earth - but that's only the start of what makes these creatures incredibly fascinating.