Save Endangered Zebras and Help Wild Dogs in Kenya
Animals
To protect endangered species by training villagers in wildlife conservation and promoting economic growth through eco tourism and tree planting. Less than 2000 Grevy's Zebra remain in the wild today.
HeroRATS:Saving African Lives & Curbing TB Spread
APOPO's HeroRATS are currently demining in Mozambique and working as a second evaluation for TB clinics in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Weekly they discover 5-10 people that the centers missed.
Help Feed over 140 Orphaned Chimpanzees
The Jane Goodall Institute’s Tchimpounga Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Center gives over 140 traumatized orphan chimps, often sick, malnourished and close to death, a second chance at a happy, full life
Expansion of Horse Program for 30 Horses
Expand Horse Program funds to address increased needs of neglected horses due to severe drought/hay shortage problem. Increased funding will provide shelter for 30 additional equine.
Donate a Goat: Increase Haitian Family Income
Goats are "A Haitian's Best Friend." Owning a goat is a sustainable way for a struggling family to increase their income through goat breeding and sale of offspring in markets.
Rehabilitation of Livestock
To help provide 585 farm families with livestock in Makaire Gbanti Chiefdom.
Support for goat farmers in Santiago del Estero
Caprines (dairy goats) are a key source of income for rural families in Santiago del Estero. However, many do not meet the standards required to sell their goat milk. Our goal is to solve this issue.
Feed Orphan Cheetahs in Namibia
The Cheetah Conservation Fund feeds and cares for about 50 cheetahs who were either orphaned before learning how to hunt or were injured and cannot be released back into the wild.
Help Dogs Save Cats
Help the Cheetah Conservation Fund provide Livestock Guarding Dogs to subsistence farmers in Namibia, to prevent farmers from avenging livestock predation by killing the endangered cheetah.
A Retired Cheetah Teaches Poor South African Youth
Providing a home for a retired cheetah at Daktari’s Bush School and Wildlife Orphanage and then using this awe inspiring animal as an ambassador for conservation to our local underprivileged youth.
