The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden recently said goodbye to one of its most cherished friend—who just so happened to be the fastest captive cheetah in the world.
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden recently said goodbye to one of its most cherished friend—who just so happened to be the fastest captive cheetah in the world.
Sarah was euthanized at fifteen years of age because her quality of life was diminishing, according to the zoo officials.
Originally making her way to the zoo at the tender age of six weeks, Sarah was hand-raised by a human and was one of the first baby cheetahs to be brought up with a puppy companion. That practice is commonplace today.
Linda Castaneda, a trainer at the zoo,
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden recently said goodbye to one of its most cherished friend—who just so happened to be the fastest captive cheetah in the world.
Sarah was euthanized at fifteen years of age because her quality of life was diminishing, according to the zoo officials.
Originally making her way to the zoo at the tender age of six weeks, Sarah was hand-raised by a human and was one of the first baby cheetahs to be brought up with a puppy companion. That practice is commonplace today.
Linda Castaneda, a trainer at the zoo,
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