Melville farm welcomes visitors to see first baby giraffe born on Long Island
You can now visit the first baby giraffe ever born on Long Island.
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Sep 24, 2022, 4:12 PM
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Updated 819 days ago
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555ds agoYou can now visit the first baby giraffe ever born on Long Island.
The animal, named Savanna, was born at White Post Farms in Melville last month at 142 pounds. The petting zoo staff says she's been doing great since.
You can see Savanna and her parents Patches and Oliver starting today at the brand-new giraffe experience.
Visitors can help feed mom and dad, which is included in the admission price.
Plus you can see all the other animals and attractions.
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