CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The Cincinnati Zoo announced Thursday that a third cheetah cub is being raised by their cat ambassador team. The third cub, whose name has not yet been released, will be ...

One of the Cincinnati Zoo's new cheetah cubs. Cincinnati Zoo/ DJJAM Photo Cheetahs are considered an endangered species due to habitat fragmentation in their native continent of Africa, the ...

The Cincinnati Zoo's Cat Ambassador Program has been hand-rearing cheetah cubs for decades, playing a crucial role in cheetah conservation and education.

However, on Feb. 13, the zoo announced on X that Pink will be staying in Cincinnati. They also announced her official name is "Kiara," which means "princess" in Swahili.

In the past, when the Cincinnati Zoo has taken in cheetah cubs, each yet-to-be big cat is paired with a companion puppy, like the famous Remus and Kris. But that won't be the case this time.

The Cincinnati Zoo announced the births of Zola and Lulu in December, on International Cheetah Day. The zoo didn't announce Pink, who, according to People, was to be moved to another zoo.