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We have four snow leopards at Highland Wildlife Park. Our adult female Animesh was born in 2013 arrived from Marwell Zoo in England and our male, Koshi arrived in 2020 from The Big Cat Sanctuary.
In May 2022, the pair became parents to a trio of cubs, two girls and a boy who were named Maya, Padme and Yashin. Padme moved to Welsh Mountain Zoo in 2023.
Our family of snow leopards can be seen exploring their hill-top habitat.
Wild populations of snow leopard are at risk due to habitat loss, poaching and conflict with farmers. Here at RZSS, our snow leopards are part of the European Endangered Species Programme (EEP) which ensures a healthy and genetically diverse population.
Like all the animals in our care, our snow leopards are amazing ambassadors for their relatives in the wild and help hundreds of thousands of people connect with nature every year. They encourage visitors to learn about the threats facing wildlife and the action they can take to help create a world where nature is protected, valued, and loved.
As a wildlife conservation charity, we care for the animals here at the park and work to protect species at risk around the world. From providing expertise in genetics and veterinary health to protecting wild places with local conservation partners, and even restoring threatened species to the wild, we are active where we are needed most.
Become an RZSS member and receive a whole host of benefits while helping to care for animals around the world.
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