End Reckless The Breeding Program At Oklahoma City Zoo

Help End Oklahoma City Zoo Reckless Breeding Program. Oklahoma City Zoo suffered the loss of Malee, a four-year-old Asian elephant, EEHV. This virus attacks young elephant calves and causes massive internal hemorrhaging and horrifically painful deaths.The ticket sales that a baby elephant can generate are much more valuable than the welfare of the elephants themselves. This reckless breeding is a risky business that costs elephants lives. The zoo now holds another elephant captive, Chai, who lost her only offspring to EEHV while at Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo. She and Bamboo arrived in Oklahoma City last year, after coming within an elephant’s eyelash of being retired to a sanctuary. So Help End The deadly and reckless Breeding Program.