Global Wildlife Center

Baby Reticulated Giraffe
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Global Wildlife is proud to announce the arrival of a New Baby Reticulated Giraffe! Mother Sandee and Father John are proud parents of their new baby boy! Standing around 6 ½ feet tall and weighing approximately 175 lbs he is among the largest born here at the Center. Read More
African Kudu
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The Kudus are from the drier areas of Eastern and Southern Africa. Kudus have unusual markings which make them hard to spot in the wild and they are considered to be the most handsome of the Tragelaphine Antelopes.
African Sulcata Tortoises
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African Sulcata Tortoises were donated to the Center by Dr. Landry and Dr. Schultis. They are from semi-arid Sahel region in Africa. Read More
Two New Baby Giraffes at Global Wildlife!
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Kameel and Zira, mother and daughter giraffes give birth 5 days apart. Read More
Global Wildlife Voted Best Place to Work in Louisiana
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Global Wildlife Center was picked as one of the Best Places to Work in Louisiana by Louisiana Life Magazine! Read More
Special Rates are offered for Group Tours
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Group tours are booking fast for spring! Make a reservation for your school, church, or scout group today! Read More
One of the Best Places to Visit in Louisiana
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Global Wildlife Voted One of the Best Places to Visit in Louisiana with the Kids/Grandkids by the Encore Louisiana Commission... Read More
Rheas from South America
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Rheas are the 4th largest bird in the world. The males may have up to 6 mates, all of which will lay eggs in a single nest, leaving the father to incubate the eggs and rear the young.