*[Enwl-eng] 96 elephants killed each day

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                        4 dogs specially-trained to stop poachers are 
protecting almost a quarter of the Serengeti’s elephants.

                        The amazing team behind the project is asking for 
our help to urgently double their capacity and save even more elephants --  
can you chip in to help?




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            Ever heard of dogs saving elephants?

            In the Serengeti, a small, specially trained team of rescue dogs 
sniff out poachers and sound the alarm. Just 4 dogs have helped arrest 
hundreds of poachers, saving countless elephants being murdered for their 
ivory.

            Almost a quarter of the elephants in the park now live in the 
tiny area they protect -- but poaching is on the rise everywhere else and 
there are thousands more elephants that still need protection.

            That’s why the team behind this amazing project are asking for 
your help to train up double the number of these sniffer dogs -- and save 
double the number of elephants.

            With 96 of these gentle giants killed each day, every moment 
counts.

            Can you chip in to help?


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donation will go through immediately:

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            If 4 dogs protect all those elephants, imagine what 8 or 10 or 
even 20 could do!

            And it’s not just the Serengeti -- poaching everywhere has 
skyrocketed in the past year, pushing endangered elephants and other animals 
even closer to the brink. An influx of support from people around the world 
could help get this anti-poaching gamechanger the recognition it deserves, 
finally helping solve our poaching crisis.

            It could also help governments justify funding programs just 
like this in parks all across Africa. And our community can be right there, 
advocating for it at every turn.

            Together we could help spark the beginning of the end of an 
elephant poaching scourge that slaughters 30,000 beautiful ancient elephants 
every year. Can you help?


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donation will go through immediately:

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            It’s just an accident that our community found the amazing 
people behind the Working Dogs for Conservation. But once one of our members 
let us know the program existed, no one could stop thinking about it. This 
is our chance to be at the beginning of a life-saving revolution. We can’t 
wait to get started.


            Thanks for all that you do,
            Danny and the SumOfUs team


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            More information:

            Dogs put their noses to work saving wildlife. National 
Geographic. 6 January 2021.
            Working Dogs for Conservation is the world’s leading 
conservation detection dog organization. Working Dogs for Conservation. 1 
January 2021.


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to hold corporations accountable for their actions and forge a new, 
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      From: Danny Auron, SumOfUs
      Sent: Sunday, July 25, 2021 6:11 PM
      Subject: 96 elephants killed each day





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