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If 50 People Donate $10, Then Survival Outreach Sanctuary Can Build a Hurricane Shelter for a Lion

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Donations help to build an inclement-weather shelter to protect Savannah the lioness from the dangers of hurricanes

The Issue: Threats to Animals from Severe Storms

Though Savannah the lioness usually spends her time in a 3,500-square-foot habitat, hurricane season in Florida can prove dangerous for animals living in the open. From June to November, heavy winds and rain, tornado outbreaks, debris, and flooding can threaten her adopted environment. An inclement-weather enclosure can help protect her from the hazards of storms.

The Campaign: Building a Hurricane Shelter for a Lion

If this Grassroots campaign raises $500, then Survival Outreach Sanctuary can build a hurricane and inclement-weather shelter for Savannah the lioness. An additional $500 raised will build a similar enclosure for Rajah the tiger. After that, further $10 donations will go toward funding medical supplies for the older animals at the sanctuary. The shelters will ensure the cats can live in safety and comfort while waiting out inclement weather.

You can follow the progress of this and other Grassroots campaigns at the Groupon Grassroots website.

Need To Know Info

100% of donations go directly to Survival Outreach Sanctuary. Donations are automatically applied. Must provide email address upon purchase. See Grassroots FAQs that apply to this campaign. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About Survival Outreach Sanctuary

Survival Outreach Sanctuary for Wildlife (SOS) provides permanent homes for exotic animals that were abandoned by their families or breeders or found injured in the woods. The volunteer-powered organization houses a variety of wild animals including wolves, big cats such as tigers and cougars, and Bosco, a white-faced brown lemur. Permanent residents live in large natural enclosures, and injured animals receive medical care and rehabilitation before returning to the wild. SOS volunteers also conduct outreach programs and distribute newsletters to inform people about protecting animals and the earth's biological diversity.

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