Ring-tailed lemurs are facing dire threats from habitat destruction, deforestation, illegal pet trade, and poaching. Farmers are cutting down forests for cropland and charcoal production, while climate change is driving severe droughts in Madagascar, disrupting ecosystems and food sources for these endangered animals.
Last March, the North Florida Wildlife Center celebrated the birth of an endangered ring-tailed lemur pup, born to Felana and Maharo, two lemurs rescued from the illegal pet trade. Now these endangered animals are thriving in a sanctuary designed to protect endangered species.
Greater Good Charities is raising funds to expand these habitats and restore forests in Madagascar. Your donation provides lemurs like Felana, Maharo, and their growing family with a chance to thrive. Rush your support today!
