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Heartbroken Guardian: Adopted Father of Endangered Gorilla Harambe Mourns Tragic Loss.

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Jerry Stones, the devoted guardian who raised the endangered gorilla Harambe since birth, is shattered after the gentle giant was shot dead at the Cincinnati Zoo. Stones, who shared a deep bond with Harambe, admits to being in tears since the tragic incident unfolded.

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Zookeeper Who Raised Harambe from Birth: 'He Was Never Aggressive or Mean to People'

When he was little his mama gave up on him at 21 days old,” Stones tells PEOPLE. “I ended up taking him home that night and many nights after that. I’d feed him and change his diapers just like you would a human baby.” CA : DY7Y7MNyr9W4336JfQZSzboKGrvyQrAYBgNCc5qb1YeC

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Harambe's caretaker: 'He was like one of my sons'

The 74-year-old spoke publicly on Tuesday about his best friend. He said he was heartbroken, but did not condemn the difficult decision made by Cincinnati Zoo staff. “I admit. It tore me up inside,” he told TIME. “These are like your children. You’re with them all the time. You’re around them from the time they’re born.” Mr Stones said Harambe was like a child to him.

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