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April 2010
We are
extremely pleased to announce that the National Wildlife Humane Society
(NWHS) has recently committed to assisting CERCOPAN, particularly with
publicizing our work and collecting donations on our behalf! The NWHS is
a nonprofit humane society dedicated to reducing suffering among captive
and non-captive wildlife through action, education and sanctuary; they
maintain a wildlife rescue sanctuary with over 20 years experience in
handling specialized non-native wildlife needs.
The NWHS believes in innovative and creative
ways to protect wildlife and wildlife habitat. Our
Director, Claire Coulson, is also proud to be able to assit the NWHS
through serving on their Wildlife Advisory Council.
Here is an excerpt from
their newsletter: |
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Hands Across The Ocean
NWHS Announces Alliances With Two African Conservation Groups
National Wildlife Humane Society
is proud to announce the recent alliance with two conservation
organizations conducting outstanding wildlife field work in Africa.
Ewaso Lions works in the Samburu Region of Kenya Africa, and CERCOPAN
operates two facilities in Nigeria Africa. In addition to the
organization alliances, Paul Thomson, Director of Operations of Ewaso
Lions, and Claire Coulson, Director of CERCOPAN, are now both serving on
the NWHS Wildlife Advisory Council. They are both important additions to
our Council and join our other experienced and knowledgeable Wildlife
Advisory Council Members.
Working in the field in Africa, without USA based offices, makes it
difficult to process donations and have the funds reach their operations
in the wild to finance their diligent wildlife work. NWHS is a US based
501c3 non-profit wildlife conservation organization, and is capable of
assisting in this capacity. We are able to accept online and mailed
donations in the USA, and get the funds to these groups. NWHS will
forward 100% of the donations (less PayPal, bank transfer and/or postage
fees) to these two hard working groups, while allowing US donors the US
Federal Tax deduction they deserve for assisting wildlife conservation
field work. NWHS will also assist these conservation groups in getting
the message out, on how important their field work is to wildlife
conservation in Africa.
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