Wenceslaus is too difficult to say so we call him Coleslaw but they now call him Slausy
and Izzy for Isabella. That's fantastic. Okay good. So, you guys, in here you have,
these are the diets that get taped to the top of the kennels. Amanda knows how to do that but
I'm gonna put these two emergency instructions and contact numbers that go on the top of the kennel.
This is water. When you get started just pour a little bit in, remember we talked about not
flooding it and then fill it all the way up before they go through customs. Don't forget that
leaves go in the kennel through that feeder hole right before you turn them over to customs.
Um I'm not as stressed out as the last two shipments which, which, also stresses me out
that I'm not stressed out because, you know, anything can happen. I want to be on my toes.
Hi! So the crates are marked. They have to go in the correct kennels.
i hope they make lots of babies.
So let's load her in so that she's facing you guys. So the drivers can take a peek
and then my load Wenceslaus.
Bye. You're just busy eating. Hi, see you later have a great trip.
Drive safely, guys.
If it were another species I would probably be a lot more relaxed.
Sifaka are so sensitive. It's just, they're wild cards which is why we're doing this. Because
we have to take the chance to build up the population in captivity or I don't know...
We've been at about 60 to 65 animals for 30 years. We just can't grow it. So I'm happy that,
the everything went well so far. I'm happy that the other six animals are doing really well.
But with this you just never know with that species.