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Missing Baby Giraffes Are Finally Safe

Multiple high-profile recoveries of missing giraffes in Texas and Virginia have concluded, with animals located after searches lasting weeks to over a year.

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The brief

Gracie, a 1,200-pound giraffe, has been located in the Texas Hill Country following a search that spanned nearly two weeks after she wandered from a ranch. The discovery concludes an event that gained significant attention online.

Separately, two giraffe calves that vanished from the Natural Bridge Zoo in Virginia in 2025 have been recovered. According to coverage from outlets including The Washington Post, the Attorney General’s office, and local Virginia news affiliates, the animals were found following a search lasting more than a year and have since been transferred to a safari park in Georgia.

Coverage does not yet specify the precise circumstances behind the disappearances or the specific investigative steps taken by officials in either state. Future updates may clarify details regarding the security or transport status of the animals.

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Quick answers

Where are the Virginia giraffe calves now?

They have been transferred to a safari park in Georgia.

How long was the giraffe named Gracie missing?

Gracie was missing for nearly two weeks.

Who facilitated the recovery of the Virginia giraffes?

The Virginia Attorney General's office reported securing their safe return.

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Topics

Gracie the Giraffe Natural Bridge Zoo Texas Hill Country Virginia Animal Welfare

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