With just a few days left until the year ends, we are reaching out for your help one last time in 2025.
This year, animal-lovers like you helped us achieve outstanding victories for wild animals in Africa, Asia and beyond. But there are still a few wildlife projects we’d love to complete before the year is out.
While we were able to provide a lifeline to these precious and vulnerable animals, there are a few projects we were unable to fully fund.
In the Nigerian city of Lekki, we are helping to establish the country’s first pangolin nursery and intensive-care unit (ICU) with our partner, Greenfingers Wildlife Conservation Initiative (GWCI) – but we are short $3,000 (£2,300).
This vital facility will help care for endangered pangolins saved from the country’s horrific illegal trade. Without intensive medical care, these rescued infants and their mothers will not survive. We are so close to completion – we just need one final push.
In Laos – a key hub for the illegal wildlife trade in Asia – we are desperate to equip our partner, Lao Conservation Trust for Wildlife (LCTW), with a high-tech drone. It is vital in the fight against increasingly cunning poachers. To do so, we must raise a final $5,200 (£3,200).
In Alldays, South Africa, three lions have finally found safety after being saved from the Ukraine war. Rescued by our partner, Wild Animal Rescue Centre (WARC), and now in the care of the LionWatch Project, these animals can look forward to a lifetime of peace in a spacious African sanctuary – but the one thing they need is a sustainable waterhole.
With your help, we will install an energy-efficient water system in their sanctuary area – particularly necessary as South Africa enters its sweltering summer season. We are short $1,700 (£1,300) on this project.
Make your final donation for 2025 count. Help us complete these life-saving projects for wild animals in Africa and Asia.
Through our donors’ generosity this year, we helped save and improve the lives of thousands of wild animals around the world, by:
- funding critical anti-poaching drones and AI-powered camera traps to help protect endangered animals – and prosecute criminals – in Southern Africa…
- …relocating three traumatized lions from the frontlines of the Ukraine war to a safe, beautiful, permanent sanctuary in South Africa…
- …rescuing critically endangered tortoises from deadly flood waters in Madagascar…
- …providing solar-powered water pumps to desperately thirsty elephants in drought-ravaged Zimbabwe…
…and so much more.
But unfinished projects, when animals need help, badly trouble us.
Large or small, any amount you donate will help us finish 2025 strong for the animals – animals who will be endlessly grateful for your help in an increasingly hostile world.
Please help get us all the way there – before the end of year.
