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<h1>Steps You Can Take To Help Endangered Wildlife</h1>

<p>I became an animal lover when I was a child. My parents were
veterinarians and I spent a lot of my childhood helping them care
for sick animals. My first dog was a mutt that had been hit by a
car and brought in by a driver passing by. He had a broken leg and
I bonded with him as his leg mended. Since no one claimed him, my
parents let me keep him. It's because of Rusty that I developed my
baseball pitching prowess, since I would throw the balls and he
would tireless retrieve them for me. Now that I'm a little league
coach, I suggest to the parents of my charges that they should get
their children a dog to do the same.</p>
<p>I am very concerned about the endangered species of the world. I
had been looking for a way to do something to prevent their
extinction and realized I could adopt them the way I adopted Rusty,
not by bringing them home of course, but by contributing to the
World Wildlife Fund, (WWF). This is a great organization that has
dedicated itself to the protection of endangered wildlife. You
choose the animals that you want to help protect and send them a
set amount of money each month. They use the money to safeguard the
animals within their ordinary environment.</p>
<p>They offer a range of animals to choose from, such as the Black
Rhino, Bengal Tiger, Bottlenose Dolphin, Orangutan, Giant Panda and
the Asian Elephant. All of these animals need protection from the
threats presented by mankind.</p>
<p>When you adopt an animal through the WWF, you receive a picture
of the animal, a plush toy and a certificate. By displaying them in
your home, you can show them to your visitors and educate them
about the plight of these animals. My daughter has confiscated the
toys, and my wife has put the pictures on the fridge. I do keep the
framed certificates in the family room and never hesitate to ask my
friends to consider adopting an animal.</p>
<p>Everyone in my family has adopted their own animal. My daughter
chose the Giant Panda and my wife chose the Bottlenose dolphin. I
chose the Black Rhino. The Giant Panda has become endangered due to
the forests that they live in being cleared for agriculture and
lumber. This has also become a problem for the Orangutan and the
Asian Elephant. The Black Rhino is being killed for its horn, which
is used for medicinal purposes, and poachers have also focused on
the Bengal Tiger. The Bottlenose Dolphin is a victim of the
commercial fishing industry. They get caught in the nets used for
other fish and are also suffering from polluted waters.</p>
<p>These beautiful animals need to be protected because they are in
danger of becoming extinct and once that happens, they are gone
forever.</p>

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<p>Gregg Hall is an author living in Navarre Florida. Find more
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