Goitered gazelles (Gazella subgutturosa) numbers of which are decreasing rapidly are timid, excitable animals that are hard to immobilize. This study aimed to investigate the surgical lesions that were encountered in 28 captured goitered gazelles that were brought to the surgery clinic of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Harran University in the period of 2014-2018 in terms of age, sex, date of admission, etiology and the anesthesia protocol that was applied. The lesions were determined to be bone tissue and skeletal system diseases in 14 cases (50%), general inflammatory events in 10 (36%), eye diseases in 3 (11%) and nerve tissue disease in 1 (3%). As a result, since gazelles have a timid and excited nature, more care should be taken in clinical procedures to prevent complications that can cause sudden deaths, such as CM. Since the anesthesia protocols used in the current study did not cause any complications in gazelles, it was concluded that it could shed light on the veterinary clinicians working in the field and the studies to be carried out.