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Animal Conservation

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Mission Wildlife helps save imperiled species by supporting proven, dedicated professionals and organizations in the field.

Lions

Because there are estimated to be less than 20,000 lions left in all of Africa.
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Elephants

Because these intelligent, social animals are hunted mercilessly for their ivory.
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Spectacled Bears

Because the only bear species in Latin America is threatened by habitat loss.
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Cheetahs

Because cheetahs are one of the most unique and endangered big cats. Less than 10,000 are left in Africa.
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Orangutans

Because orangutans are critically endangered due to logging, clearing for plantations, drought and fires.
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Painted Dogs

Because painted dogs are one of the most endangered species in Africa. Just 7,000 remain.
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Pangolins

Because pangolins are the world’s most trafficked mammal; all eight species are threatened with extinction.
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Giraffe

Because giraffes are facing a silent extinction. Some giraffe species have declined as much as 95% in the past 30 years.
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Grevy’s Zebra

Because Grevy’s zebras are unique and endangered. Just 3,000 exist.
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Bonobos

Because bonobos are peaceful, cooperative, and kind to each other. They could also go extinct in our lifetime.
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Grauers’ Gorillas

Because this close cousin of the mountain gorilla is critically endangered with a population of just 3,800 individuals.
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Uganda Conservation Foundation

Because Uganda Conservation Foundation works to address poaching, rescue injured animals, and protect and restore habitat.
Uganda Conservation Foundation

Conservation Ambassadors

Because this small rescue zoo provides forever homes for injured wildlife and unwanted exotic animals.
Conservation Ambassadors

Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds

Because SANCCOB rescues, rehabilitates and returns penguins and other sea birds to the wild.
Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds

Re:wild

Because GWC funneled donations to assist rescuers and rehabbers save koalas, kangaroos and other animals during the 2019-2020 massive Australian fires.
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