Cincinnati, OH, September 25, 2026 — The Cincinnati Zoo has announced that its renowned elephant, Schottzie, has been relocated to a new home. Details regarding the specific location of Schottzie’s new residence have not been publicly disclosed at this time.

The Cincinnati Zoo is a well-known institution for its animal care and conservation efforts. The decision to move an animal, particularly one as recognizable as Schottzie, typically involves extensive planning and consideration for the animal’s welfare and species conservation goals. Information about the timing of Schottzie’s departure from the Cincinnati Zoo and her arrival at the new facility was not immediately available.

Schottzie has been a familiar figure at the zoo, contributing to visitor engagement and awareness of elephant species. The specifics surrounding the reasons for her relocation, such as a potential breeding program, changes in zoo infrastructure, or inter-zoo transfer agreements, were not provided by the zoo.

The outcome of this transition for Schottzie, including her acclimatization to the new environment and any potential introductions to new animal companions, remains to be seen. The Cincinnati Zoo’s public relations department did not offer further details beyond the confirmation of the move. Further information regarding Schottzie’s new home and the circumstances of her relocation is expected to be released by the zoo at a later date.


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