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| This was a great interview to listen to. Ecotourism has become so important to me. I always make sure to plan eco-friendly trips with my kids, so that they understand that everywhere they go, they affect the environment. Great pic by the way!
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| rachel turner |
| i was in mrs.aldermans class and we read all of the books of owen and mzee and seen that the turtle had a hippo on his rear end |
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| Anna from Vermont |
| I read the book, and liked it very much! I'm recammending it to my friends! They're COOL!!! |
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| Portia from Las Vegas, NV |
| I read the book on Owen & Mzee. It is so heart touching. I hope others would follow their example. |
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| terr gert |
| i never knew such animals could be such friends. owen and mzee really touch my heart! |
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| Hippolover |
| I love hippos so much that Owen + Mzee are my history fair project! HIPPOS ARE AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| Jamie from Arizona, USA |
| I've used Owen & Mzee in my foster parent training for 3 years now. Very impactful for future trainers. Thank you Haller Park! |
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| Jamie from Arizona, USA |
| I've used Owen & Mzee in my foster parent training for 3 years now. Very impactful for future trainers. Thank you Haller Park! |
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| Macy from IL USA |
| I love Owen and Mzee! |
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| Rosalynd from Massachusetts |
| TV SHOW***** This coming Sunday, 1/20, National Geographic channel is having some sort of a hippo special. Just caught the end of commercial ... will try to learn more. (Apparently a man dresses up as a hippo and spends the night with a pod!) Sounds like great fun, in a semi-dangerous way! |
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| jackie from switzerland |
| Hi Elizabeth - it is so nice that you got a hippo and tortoise charm bracelet! Do you know about the "stuffed animal" Owen and Mzees? I don't know if they are still available but have a look on Amazon.com....I'm sure your class will enjoy the story of Owen and Mzee - there's lots of other interesting stuff on the LaFarge site as well. Enjoy your bracelet and happy new year! |
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| Elizabeth from Maryland, USA |
| When I first got the Owen and Mzee book for Christmas. I was really excited. I've always loved hippos (I'm 8 years old). The pictures were so cute. I love this web site. I'm thinking about bringing my book into my class for my teacher to read. I got a charm bracelet as well for Christmas with a hippo and tortoise. |
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| HippoFriendNYC |
| New York sends its hope to Stephen, Paula and the rest of Haller Parks employees. The world knows Kenya is a great country and will get through these rough times. |
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| EMILY AURORA NC USA |
| I LOVED THE BOOK MY TEACHER READ TO MY CLASS |
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| emily aurora nc usa |
| i loved the my teacher read to my class |
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| jackie from switzerland |
| every time i look at the site, i can't help but stare at the fantastic picture of sally and potty. that beautifully symetrical body wrinkle is too cute for words. |
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| FRED ANDERSON SCHOOL - NC |
| I WANT TO SAY HAPPY NEW YEAR |
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| SHIANE - BAYBORO NC USA |
| OWEN AND MZEE LOOKED REAL CUTE TOGETHER. |
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| Shian NC USA |
| I LIKED YOUR PICTURES. |
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| Devon NC USA |
| Owen is really cool. |
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| Lisa from CA |
| Take care in Kenya; many people from around the world are thinking of you and wishing for peace. |
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| jackie from switzerland |
| after waiting until almost the last minute i've decided to postpone my trip to Haller Park due to the unpredictable state of things in Kenya. Although I am sad to postpone, I am especially sad for the thousands of displaced people so affected by the turmoil. I wish for a very speedy coming to senses of the parties involved, and send my love to everyone at Haller Park - my dream to visit you will eventually come true. |
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| Lesley in South Africa |
| Good fortune to all animal sanctuaries! And I do so hope that Kenya's problems will be solved speedily and permanently, it's so very sad. The beginning of years so often has disasters imo, I wish that'd stop too. |
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| David from Paris, Europe |
| It is a relief to know Haller Park in safe. I have seen the situation is going better in Kenya, may they find an agreement... Thank you Rosalynd for letting us know about Jim... Again, have a nice trip Jackie... |
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| Angela from Rogersville, MO USA |
| I'm glad to see Haller Park and the very dedicated staff are so far okay. I'm saddened by the unrest in Kenya right now. It's obviously a beautiful country and I hope that everything will be okay sooner rather that later. Thank you for the update. It is as always appreciated. Godspeed and be safe everyone. |
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| Lisa from Boston, MA, USA |
| wow - Potty is HUGE! I guess I knew hippos were big, but even compared to Sally - he looks gigantic! Very cool photos - all of them, looking very refreshing. It's actually nice to learn so much about hippos, and these hippos in particular, and to see Owen in the water with his new friend. Glad to hear you are all safe too, why can't more of the world live in harmony like animals in Haller Park? Oh well... Happy New Year all!
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| Sue from Michigan USA |
| Hoping for a kind and peaceful new year for all. Your gift to us of sharing your lives at Haller Park is much appreciated. Many many thanks! |
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| Stacey from NY |
| SO glad to hear JIm is doing well and the folks at the park are safe and well....I was worried, too!!!! |
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| Rosalynd from Massachusetts |
| Is there anything at all we can do to help? |
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| Daria from Boston, MA |
| Whew! Thanks for letting us know. Glad to hear you are all ok! |
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| Editorial Team |
| We thank you all for your concerns and great care. We are all fine. |
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| Regina/NYC |
| the unrest in Kenya at the moment has me concerned about Haller Park are you all ok? |
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| Lisa from CA |
| Thank you for your wonderful update! I enjoyed learning more about Sally, Potty and Cleo. What a wonderful animal sanctuary! |
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| Rosalynd from Massachusetts |
| Jim update - good news! He's fine and just has had some modem/weather problems. I spoke to him by phone today and he said he hopes to be back online very soon. Good work, Jackie from Switzerland. Jim says you are "very resourceful!" (Which is true!) |
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| Rosalynd from Massachusetts |
| Jackie - I'm just sending you an email. (I did have an address for Jim - a PO Box - and I sent him a note yesterday. If you have a phone number, I'd be happy to call too.) Agreed on Kenya - please, Haller friends - let us know if YOU'RE okay! |
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| jackie from switzerland |
| rosalynd - you can email me, and i'll give you jim's MA details. i too am concerned. jyzenner@bluemail.ch. I am also deeply concerned about the violence breaking out all over kenya at the moment - for ALL the people there as well as our friends. david I am following the updates from the Département fédéral des affaires étrangères. will keep you posted. Sabine - how are you??! What a way to start the new year :-( |
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| Rosalynd from Massachusetts |
| P.S. I am also officially worried about Jim now -- hoping he's just travelling and is perfectly okay. Or maybe his computer is down? (I am in Massachusetts - does anyone have any contact info for him on hand? I emailed him a while ago but have not heard anything. Jim, if you're reading this, please let us hear from you! You are missed ... a lot, and we're worried!) |
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| Rosalynd from Massachusetts |
| David - orf course, you're right. It's been 3 years. Jackie - I'm sure we will be so eagerly looking forward to hearing about your trip - won't you please blow kisses to Owen and Cleo for me/us ... you may be able to pet Mzee personally .... lucky, lucky you. Please take many picture and please give HUGE HUGS to all of our dear, dear human Haller friends ... especially Sabine and Stephen! |
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| David from Paris, Europe |
| Happy New Year to all, fellow bloggers and Haller Park staff. May 2008 gives you Health and Happiness... Rosalynd : I think we have passed the 3rd Anniversary... Jackie : Have a nice trip to Haller Park, I hope you will tell us many things... It is worrying about Jim, it is not like him to do not post any comment, I hope he is OK... |
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| Lesley |
| Just popped in to let you know that there's a whole lot of white space at the top of the blog with i characters displaying at the far left. It gives the appearance of the blog not existing. Must be a bug in the code somewhere. |
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| jackie from switzerland |
| Jim, please write a line and let us know you are ok? |
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| Rosalynd from Massachusetts |
| Jackie - tell us more! And no, I haven't heard from Jim and I'm a little bit concerned. Have you heard from him? |
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| jackie from switzerland |
| to all my dear fellow bloggers, wishing you a HEALTHY 2008, that's all that really counts. rosalynd, have you heard from jim lately? susan from canada- your story is touching and I hope that 2008 will be a good year for you and your family. dear sabine - I will see you in 2 weeks!! I just got back from KhaoLak in Thailand and saw, even 2 years after the tsunami, the absolute devastation it caused. the people are still (and will be for a long time) rebuilding their homes, their lives. they have lost so much! this blog, all the animals at haller park, the editorial team - sabine, stephen, fellow bloggers, you are such rays of sunshine in my life! |
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| Susan from Canada |
| Owen and Mzee's story is very special to me. My husband had just been diagnosed with a rare and difficult to treat cancer when we heard about the tsunami and it gave us a different perspective on our problems. Then the story of Owen and Mzee came along and I clung to this story of hope and new beginnings in the midst of our own personal upheaval. I am a teacher and I have shared Owen's story with many students and it is wonderful to see how interested and inspired they are by Owen's great adventure. Thank you, Stephen and everyone at Haller Park for taking care of animals in distress and for sharing your stories with the world. My family is doing well now and Owen and Mzee helped me stay positive when things seemed very black. Have a happy and healthy new year! |
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| Rosalynd from Massachusetts |
| A BITTERSWEET ANNVERSARY -- just remembered that we have just passed the 2-year anniversary of the tsunami that took so many lives ... including all of Owen's birth family and pod members. I took a minute this AM to thank God for the lives of the people who survived and, of course, for Owen. Owen - who is living proof that even the worst, most horrible events can have a silver lining. God bless him, and all his Haller friends! |
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| Jennifer from Northern California |
| I echo everyones sentiments. I miss the interplay between Owen and Mzee but I know it is best that he be with Cleo... If possible can we see some more pics of Mzee?? I am so interested in these animals and follow them as if they were my own.. I love them and thanks for keeping the blog and pics going. Look forward to more in 2008! |
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| jackie from switzerland |
| so happy with this entry and the good comfortable news in knowing that they are all so happy now. loved hearing about their beginnings. thanks for keeping the diary...just have to ditto what my fellow bloggers have written. wishing all of you a healthy 2008. |
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| Rosalynd from Massachusetts |
| Everyone else said it so perfectly - great photos! WoW! Thanks so much. Merry Christmas to you all, and God bless you! |
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| George |
| HAPPY HIPPO HOLIDAYS to everyone! Thank you Sabine, Stephen, et al for continuing this wonderful blog! Fantastic update and background on all our favorite hippos! |
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| Rozy |
| I'm so glad your team is continuing this wonderful blog. Thank you for bringing Haller Park and its animals' stories to us in pictures and words. |
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| Bon from China |
| The hippos are so big!! |
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| Cheryl from Canada |
| Did you notice the cheeky monkey with Sally and Potty? It was fun to see the old picture of Owen with Mzee but I am very happy that Owen and Cleo have each other now. I think if you could ask them, they would say they are very happy too. Thank you so much for continuing these wonderful updates! Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you all! |
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| Bill from Chicago |
| thanks for the interesting background info. I can only imagine how Potty suffered with the circus to cause such abnormal growth. Nice to know there are people and places like yours to help these creatures |
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| NYC Owen & Mzee Fan |
| P.S. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year & Happy Holidays to all of you at Haller Park. |
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| NYC Owen & Mzee Fan |
| Wow -- fantastic focus on hippos this week! I love it. Great photos. Just in time for Christmas. Thank you! |
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| Kelly |
| Thank you! This was a really great post! Thank you so much for continuing with the blog. |
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| Cathy in Washington |
| It was great to hear abou tall of the hippos. Thank you and Happy Holidays! |
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| Dianne |
| This is the best Christmas present yet! Thank You!! |
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| Mary, CA USA |
| How nice to see them all out and about! |
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| Kim - Alexander NY |
| Thank you so much for the wonderful update and info on all the Hippos and where they came from (we of course knew about Owen - but nice to know full stories of others) - Happy Holidays to all!!! |
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| Daria from Boston, MA |
| THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! Such lovely photos - and did you get a look at that gorgeous Cleo!! Such a beauty! It's wonderful to see all our hippo friends again. Thank you for this early holiday gift and best wishes to all of you at Haller Park - and my fellow bloggers - for the happiest of holidays! |
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| Christine, md |
| What an amazing gift! Thank you not only for the updates, but for the beautiful pics! Perhaps Own will come out of the water long enough next year for a photo op! Happy holidays to all of you at Haller Park and thank you so much for keeping the blof alive! |
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| David from Paris, Europe |
| Wow, very good surprise ! The pictures are so cute. The Cleo's pic is so adorable. She is in a manger, that reminds me the Nativity scene... Thank so much to the "Editorial Team" for this great update, and Happy Holidays to all ! |
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| Tonia - SC, USA |
| What a wonderful early Christmas present it was to receive this blog entry!! The hippos are adorable, and I am pleased to hear that Owen and Cleo are doing well.
I wish everyone at Haller Park a very Merry Christmas, and I thank you so very, very much for continuing the blog! |
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Sally and Potty at the Game Sanctuary in Haller Park
Owen n' Cleo cooling off last week
