Elsa Wild Animal Appeal of Canada

The Elsa Wild Animal Appeal of Canada is a Canadian nonprofit organization dedicated to the rehabilitation and conservation of wildlife in Canada. It supports various wildlife projects and research aimed at preserving and protecting wild animals and their natural habitats. The organization raises funds primarily through memberships and donations to further its mission of wildlife conservation.

Background and Mission

The appeal is named in honor of Elsa, the lioness famously raised and released into the wild by Joy Adamson, a pioneer in wildlife conservation. Adamson's work inspired the establishment of the original Elsa Wild Animal Appeal, which focused on supporting wildlife preservation efforts. The Canadian branch continues this legacy by promoting the rehabilitation of wild animals and supporting conservation initiatives.

Activities and Impact

The organization provides financial support to wildlife rehabilitation centers, conservation research projects, and public education about the importance of protecting wild animals. Through its fundraising efforts, it aims to sustain and expand programs that help injured or orphaned wildlife recover and return to their natural environments.

Legal Status and Registration

Elsa Wild Animal Appeal of Canada is registered as a nonprofit organization with the business registration number 118898295RR0001. It operates under Canadian charitable regulations and standards.

This summary reflects the organization's focus on wildlife rehabilitation and conservation in Canada, perpetuating the conservation ethos associated with its namesake's legacy[2][5].