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Wild@Life e.V.

Verified organization (de)frankfurt am main, HE, Germany Website
4 campaigns 305 contributions received $48,961 raised Member since March 2020

WildatLife e.V. (stylised as (Wild@Life) is an international nongovernmental organization (NGO) working in the fields of wildlife conservation, wildlife rescue, biodiversity protection, anti-poaching and human-wildlife conflict mitigation. The watchdog’s main area of expertise is combating illegal wildlife trade and wildlife trafficking.

 

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WildatLife e.V’s Urgent Appeal. Help us to save animals in desperate need!

Wildatlife e.V needs your help to build a species appropriate enclosure for their rescued Primates saved from a horrific zoo. We also desperately need help to continue with our important work to rescue and care for animals in distress across Africa.

€160 raised of €5k goal
25 Days left
The Elephant Cafe Herd- Please help us with a 100 days of Care

The Elephant Cafe' in Livingstone, Zambia cares for a herd of Rescued African elephants. Covid-19 has ravaged our tourism industry; and The Elephant Café’ which provides for our Elephants care is closed. Like the rest of the world, we don’t know when ...

$48,961 raised of $55k goal
40 Weeks running
Help Shadow the Lion and other Animals starved at a Zoo in Kaduna, Nigeria.

The NGO, WildatLife.e.V makes an appeal to help support our work giving critical and ongoing care to Shadow the Lion and the other animals found starved and in bad health at Kaduna Zoo located in Nigeria.

€3,218 raised of €6k goal
Finished December 3, 2020
NGO, WildatLife: Urgent Appeal for 47 Starved animals Burkina Faso Zoo.

The NGO, WildatLife.e.V makes an urgent appeal to help support, ‘The Association of Protection for fauna and Flora’ in Burkina Faso and exposes a Zoo of horrors that kept endangered species starving to death. Help us feed and save the Animals Please?

£7,937 raised of £20k goal
Finished December 3, 2020