February and March have proven to be very exciting months here at the Tiger Homes Sanctuary! So much activity taking place with-in our carefully designed animal habitats. As most of you are aware, David and I pride ourselves on our ability to create enriching Habitats for the animals in our care. These naturalistic environments stimulate natural behaviors which in turn results in happy healthy animals that reproduce. Baby lemurs are the ultimate husbandry complement any zoo keeper can receive that is in charge of their care.


In the last two months, we have had five Baby Lemurs born on the Sanctuary grounds. As you can imagine, David and I are going to need your help again naming all the babies. In typical Tiger Homes tradition, we will be having a Name The Babies contest. We will need your help naming two baby Black & White Ruffed Lemurs born to Echo and Ihop as well as three baby Ringtailed Lemurs. As I am sure all of you are aware, the rate of Habitat Destruction in Madagascar is at a critical level. If things do not drastically improve soon, their will be no wild lemurs remaining. David and I are extremely fortunate to work with such remarkable animals every day. We are thrilled to expose the public on their charm and plight in the wild in the hopes of spreading an interest in the protection of their wild habitats.