Here are some recent photos of the wolfdogs now living at Lockwood, California:
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| Lucien and Shiloh |
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| Lucien in his new enclosure |
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| Maggabee |
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| Squirt |
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| Squirt and his Igloo |
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| Squirt's enclosure |
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Former WAO Wolfdogs Look Good In Their New Home!
Monday, October 17, 2011
Konan is dead...Kineisha lives
I just received word today that the three tigers going to Carson Springs Wildlife Sanctuary are all female. That means Konan died at the WAO, not Kineisha. This is heartbreaking to learn. So, it looks like Kineisha, Misha and Shaniah are Florida bound as soon as their new enclosure is built.
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| Konan (top) and the Ladies |
God only knows what happened to Konan. I guess I will never know what they did to him.
May the Lord bless and keep him in Heaven forever.
Former WAO Monks Provide Comfort to Monk Babies
October 14, 2011 Visit Website
Watch the video of Dylan and Timmy
A Must See!
Watch the VIP
Inteviews
Very Important Primates!
Dear Kristina,
When we were first asked to house Timmy and Dylan, we were told that they were malnourished, could barely lift their tiny heads and were not healthy enough for travel.
We learned that Timmy and Dylan were just babies who only weeks earlier were stolen from their mother monkey’s arms and sold into the notorious exotic pet trade.
Fortunately for these two monkeys, the people who bought them did not realize they were illegal in their area, so the monkeys were confiscated.
When baby monkeys are born, they naturally cling to their mothers. Unfortunately these babies were taken from their mothers when they were just a few days old and placed on an inanimate object. When Timmy and Dylan first arrived, they were clinging to a stuffed animal and rocking - baby monkeys need mother monkeys!
Luckily for Timmy and Dylan, they were welcomed into another group of monkeys here at the sanctuary! Monkers, a young adult, actually carries Dylan on her back and so does Zumie, an adolescent monkey. Mochi enjoys outlandish rough and tumble play with both Timmy and Dylan. It has been a heartwarming journey watching these babies turn into happy healthy monkeys!
Our job now, is to be sure both Timmy and Dylan stay here at Jungle Friends. The ‘owners’ want these monkeys back and now we are facing a law suit to keep these youngsters in the only home they know, Jungle Friends.
They have been uprooted so many times in their young lives, they need stability, they have been living at Jungle Friends most of their lives, and we plan to keep them safe and out of harm’s way for the rest of their lives. To do that, we need your help. Please make a generous donation today and consider a monkey sponsorship for Timmy or Dylan.
Lots of monkey love,
Watch the video of Dylan and Timmy
A Must See!
Watch the VIP
Inteviews
Very Important Primates!
Dear Kristina,
When we were first asked to house Timmy and Dylan, we were told that they were malnourished, could barely lift their tiny heads and were not healthy enough for travel.
We learned that Timmy and Dylan were just babies who only weeks earlier were stolen from their mother monkey’s arms and sold into the notorious exotic pet trade.
Fortunately for these two monkeys, the people who bought them did not realize they were illegal in their area, so the monkeys were confiscated.
When baby monkeys are born, they naturally cling to their mothers. Unfortunately these babies were taken from their mothers when they were just a few days old and placed on an inanimate object. When Timmy and Dylan first arrived, they were clinging to a stuffed animal and rocking - baby monkeys need mother monkeys!
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| Dylan on Zumie's (former WAO monk) Back |
Our job now, is to be sure both Timmy and Dylan stay here at Jungle Friends. The ‘owners’ want these monkeys back and now we are facing a law suit to keep these youngsters in the only home they know, Jungle Friends.
They have been uprooted so many times in their young lives, they need stability, they have been living at Jungle Friends most of their lives, and we plan to keep them safe and out of harm’s way for the rest of their lives. To do that, we need your help. Please make a generous donation today and consider a monkey sponsorship for Timmy or Dylan.
Lots of monkey love,
Kari and the monks
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