Four puppies were born.

Four maned wolf puppies were born at the zoo. (Audubon Nature Institute via AP)
The mother wolf carries her puppies. Her name is Brisa. (Audobon Zoo via AP)
This maned wolf is Sheldon. He is the puppies’ father. (Audubon Zoo via AP)
Wild maned wolves live in South America. (Audubon Nature Institute via AP)

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They are not dogs. They are not foxes. They are not really wolves. They are called maned wolves.

They live at a zoo in New Orleans. Most maned wolves live wild in Brazil.

Pray: that God will give you a tender heart for people and animals.

Read More: The maned wolf parents had their first pups at the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans, Louisiana. The pups were born on the last day of January. Three were black and one was silver. But all will have red coats and black muzzles when they grow up. Then they will weigh a little more than you do and will have legs nearly as tall as you are! Zookeepers kept the public away from the pups. They wanted the parents to feel safe caring for their babies. Matthew 8:20 says, “Foxes have holes, and birds of the air have their nests, but the Son of Man has nowhere to lay His head.”