Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona

by Keepers of the Wild
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Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona
Help Feed Rescued Exotic & Wild Animals in Arizona

Project Report | Oct 30, 2019
Thankful for all you do

By Nichole Walls | Director of Development

Kemalu
Kemalu

Many visitors remark about how happy the animals look at Keepers of the Wild. They witness them at ease and enjoying their environments. I love this photo, Kemalu appears as if he is smiling. There's a look of perfect contentment on his face. 

 

 Kemalu did not look like that upon arrival. Did you know that he was rescued from a failing sanctuary? They did not have enough food on hand to feed any of their animals. Animals were starving and malnourished. Animals were suffering from incredible pain and not receiving medical care. Kemalu was missing most of his tail due to frostbite, from a lack of shelter. 

 

 There are a lot of stories- each of our animal residents has one. Like Bam Bam, she was purchased as a cub and trained to be used in the entertainment industry. Once she was no longer viable for profit, the owner planned to euthanize her. Thankfully, we got to her before he could. And Mazi who lived for over 10 years as a "pet" in a small barren enclosure in a backyard. 

 

Your generosity and commitment to helping animals is what enables us to provide critical care. Your donations feed rescued animals like Kemalu, Bam Bam, and Mazi every single day. So if you think your gift doesn't make a difference, think again. Every donation, large or small, makes a difference and impacts the lives of the animals at Keepers of the Wild.

Thank you so much – on behalf of Kemalu, Bam Bam, and Mazi and all the animals we serve – for believing in second chances. We couldn't do this without you.

 

Bam Bam
Bam Bam
Mazi
Mazi
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Location: Valentine, AZ - USA
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Lara Kraft
Valentine , AZ United States

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