Endangered Adopts
*Our Mascot, Murry*
Welcome to endangered adopts, a place where animals that are in need of help come here to be adopted by you! If you have any suggestions for future adoptables, please share. Under each species, is a website link where more information on the animal can be found.
This is also a great website to learn about endangered species, and see what you can do to help, as well as what WWF is doing!
~Navigation~
Post 1- Intro, current adoptable species/information
Post 2- Rules, adoption forms
Post 3- Available adoptables
Post 4- Sanctuary
Post 5- Reserved
~Current Adoptables Available~
Amur Leopard
Information is found here
Status- Critically Endangered
Population- Less than 50 individuals
Amur leopards live in temperate forests in Far East Russia, and are solitary, noctournal creatures. But it's been reported that some males will stay with females after mating. These leopards live from 10-15 years (or up to 20 in captivity.) The threats to amur leopards are- habitat loss, poaching, human conflict, vunerable size and inbreeding, and prey scarcity.
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Ethiopian Wolf
Information is found here
Status- Endangered
Population- About 500
Ethiopian wolves are the most endangered canines in the world. They're also the only wolf species found in Africa.
These wolves live in open/heather moorlands, and live in a close-knit territorial pack of about 3-13 adults. Females will often mate with males from other packs to prevent inbreeding. Pack members have a strong bond, and will greet each other excitedly. Though males rarely leave the pack, females will often leave to new pack ranges when they reach maturity. Some threats to ethiopian wolves are- disease, human conflict, other predetors taking pups, and habitat loss.
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*Our Mascot, Murry*
Welcome to endangered adopts, a place where animals that are in need of help come here to be adopted by you! If you have any suggestions for future adoptables, please share. Under each species, is a website link where more information on the animal can be found.
This is also a great website to learn about endangered species, and see what you can do to help, as well as what WWF is doing!
~Navigation~
Post 1- Intro, current adoptable species/information
Post 2- Rules, adoption forms
Post 3- Available adoptables
Post 4- Sanctuary
Post 5- Reserved
~Current Adoptables Available~
Amur Leopard
Information is found here
Status- Critically Endangered
Population- Less than 50 individuals
Amur leopards live in temperate forests in Far East Russia, and are solitary, noctournal creatures. But it's been reported that some males will stay with females after mating. These leopards live from 10-15 years (or up to 20 in captivity.) The threats to amur leopards are- habitat loss, poaching, human conflict, vunerable size and inbreeding, and prey scarcity.
The Lineart
Ethiopian Wolf
Information is found here
Status- Endangered
Population- About 500
Ethiopian wolves are the most endangered canines in the world. They're also the only wolf species found in Africa.
These wolves live in open/heather moorlands, and live in a close-knit territorial pack of about 3-13 adults. Females will often mate with males from other packs to prevent inbreeding. Pack members have a strong bond, and will greet each other excitedly. Though males rarely leave the pack, females will often leave to new pack ranges when they reach maturity. Some threats to ethiopian wolves are- disease, human conflict, other predetors taking pups, and habitat loss.
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