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Teri Webster

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Hard to Say Goodbye

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By Teri Webster Verified
| Fort Worth Weekly Verified
Bright sun and bold shadows reach across the rocky terrain of the Fort Worth Zoo’s gorilla habitat as the troop begins their day. The harsh lighting chisels their deep-set, expressive eyes and muscular frames, as if carving the powerful primates to life. The scene seems to echo a growing contrast within the troop’s dynamics — an inevitable change that could be as harsh as it is heartbreaking. Today, however, is just another day.
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Saving Hope

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By Teri Webster Verified
| Fort Worth Weekly Verified
Palmer was a “foster failure.” Although the term sounds negative, the Australian shepherd mix with rich tan fur and soulful brown eyes landed in a best-case scenario. In the world of animal rescue, a “foster failure” is when a pet’s temporary caregiver becomes its permanent owner. That’s exactly how Palmer found his forever home. “He just made me want to keep him,” said Avery Frederick, a coordinator at Saving Hope Animal Rescue in Fort Worth, where Palmer was born. “He’s very loving.
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Cubs and Calf

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By Teri Webster Verified
| Fort Worth Weekly Verified
Shortly after the sun rises and well before the crowds arrive, some of the most important work at the Fort Worth Zoo is already underway. Behind the scenes of the animals’ sprawling habitats, new lives are stirring. As fall begins, a fresh season is beginning for a pair of African lion cubs and a female Asian elephant calf. The three babies are growing, learning, and becoming tangible connections to the future of two species.
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