Amur Leopards

AMUR LEOPARDS:

Amur Leopards are the World's most endangered cat, with fewer than 40 individuals left in the wild. 

Amur Leopards feed mostly on Rabbits and Live mostly in Eastern Russia. In Winter their fur is very light, but becomes more Reddish-Yellow in the summertime. If you would like to support Amur Leopards, Adopt one at http://www.worldwildlife.org/ogc/species_SKU.cfm?gid=79
Thanks for Helping!!!!!!!!!!!!

Donations

We are proud to announce that Wildlife and Co. is donating to the WWF on April 15th(World Wildlife Day)!

We currently have $400 and we are hoping to earn another Hundred before April 15th, because we originally wanted to donate $500. 

YAY!

We have now raised over $150 for Wildlife!Yay!

How we started

Wildlife ad co. started on April 16th 2010 With a simple Lemonade stand, We didn't know what Company or Organization to donate to so we decided to think about what cause to donate to first, before we chose an organization. we decided to raise money for  wildlife.  so we decided to donate to WWF and that's how we started wildlife and co.

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15 Ways to save wildlife

1. Give animals  more space by designating safe havens
2. Stop Poaching, Especially Endangered animals
3. No weapon testing on Animals or Animal habitat
4. Maintain Diversity of forests and plains
5. Better farming regulations and practices to protect key species for the Animal and Human food chain
6. Read Aristotle
7. Shop and Eat local
8. Stop Ideling
9. Use less energy
10. Use less water
11. Adopt an Endangered Animal through the World Wildlife Fund  (WWF)
12. Eat food that doesn't endanger wild animals
13. Do a fast once and a while
14. Dispose of all waste more responsibly and with an eye to conservation and reduction
15. Reduce Reuse Recycle with an emphasis on Reduce

Wildlife and Co.

"Saving Wildlife one cup at a time!"

Wildlife and Co was founded in Edmonton, Alberta, in early 2010.
We are a group of concerned eco-conscious children who raise funds for saving wildlife.

Amur leopards the worlds most endangered cat, with only fourty individuals or less alive in the world today.

We raise funds by holding lemonade stands with sales (and donations) passed on to the WWF and other organizations.