Wild at Life e.V. is an international conservation & rescue NGO acting in the field of antipoaching, illegal wildlife trade, canned hunting, war zone / natural disaster rescue & animal welfare by providing them with safe habitat, promoting public awareness & community-led conservation,supporting wildlife conservation efforts & advocating for policies that protect & preserve natural habitat.
Wild at Life e.V. reiterates its warning that collective failure to act will continue to lead to tragic & fatal consequences. It is imperative to take action against criminals, smugglers & traffickers who prey on the most vulnerable. Wild at Life e.V. & partners continue to put fundraisers to actively engage wild animals who need help, raising awareness about the risks of victims to criminals responsible for their deadly survival challenge.
In this picture, you can see the heartbreaking state they were in when we first found them—malnourished, weak, and suffering in terrible conditions. It was uncertain if they would even survive. But we refused to give up on these animals; we held onto hope with all our strength. Through dedicated care and unwavering support, they began to heal. Slowly but surely, they regained their strength and their will to live. Today, looking at them, we feel an overwhelming sense of pride and joy in their incredible recovery. It’s a testament to the resilience of these animals and the power of compassion and perseverance.
At this very moment, the lioness “Mirella” and the other 17 animals left on the premises need our help more urgently than ever before. Their future hangs in the balance, with each passing day becoming more critical. It’s a situation that would deeply sadden Dr. Olawuyi, who devoted his entire life to the care and wellbeing of these abandoned creatures. He would have wanted nothing more than to see them safe and thriving. Your immediate support is not just a lifeline; it’s a tribute to Dr. Olawuyi’s legacy and a beacon of hope for these animals who have already endured so much hardship. Join us in honoring his memory by ensuring that “Mirella” and her companions have the chance at a brighter tomorrow.
Down below you can see the before and after in direct comparison.
We are not seperating Ton and Mirella in the adoptions, because it would be wrong for them. Mirella is still alove and she needs angels to protect her.
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