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Thursday, September 19, 2019

SAVE THE RHINOS

Rhino Poaching Needs to End. And End Now.

17,279 SUPPORTERS
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The rhino in this photo is named Sudan. He's the last natural-born male northern white rhino that will ever exist.


And he's dead.
Last year he passed away, leaving northern white rhinos functionally extinct forever. Less than a decade before that another subspecies - the western black rhino - was declared extinct.
These were some of the strongest, toughest animals in the world - there was no natural flaw that triggered this. Their extinction was caused almost entirely by humans poaching for profit.

We are in a crisis.

And as you read this, the criminal gangs are continuing to relentlessly poach rhinos for profit, and a third subspecies - the eastern black rhino - is now down to just 850 individuals.

We must prevent them from suffering the same fate.

By pledging your support for rhinos, you can help to send a message to world leaders that people still care enough to stand up for these poor animals. The last 850 eastern black rhinos have a high price on their head – but you can help protect them. Pledge your support for them today.

RIP Sudan - I pledge to help save the remaining rhinos in your honour.

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