According to the center’s latest records, 90 percent of the sloths released into the wild over the past couple of years are still alive today and thriving in their natural, if shrinking, habitat.

Luckily, there are plenty of ways to love and support these little ones (while still getting your cute-fix in). First of all, you can visit the website to see how you might be able to adopt a sloth.

Lucca, an 18-month-old two-toed sloth, lives at the Zoological Wildlife Foundation in Miami, where he one of his favorite activities is munching on flowers.

Baby sloths are completely irresistible. Perhaps it's because their faces are shaped in a permanent smile. Or maybe it's because they love to hug -- stuffed animals, trees, other sloths, people.

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What to Know Wildlife Learning Center in Sylmar A baby two-toed sloth, born in the spring of 2022, still needs a name Donate $10 and vote on one of three names; donate $100 and you'll be entered ...

Busch Gardens Tampa Bay has recently welcomed the arrival of two baby sloths.Skipping marriage entirely, two sloth couples jumped straight to starting their own families. The first baby, born in ...

At some point in the last few years, sloths superseded kittens and puppies to become the cutest animals on the internet. I blame the 2011 Animal Planet special “Too Cute!” Baby Sloths, but it ...

Lucca, an 18-month-old two-toed sloth, lives at the Zoological Wildlife Foundation in Miami, where he one of his favorite activities is munching on flowers.