We here at Beserk want to help animal organisations around the world preserve the many beautiful animal species on our planet. Anywhere between 35-150 species become extinct every day due to deforestation and other human disturbances.

We would hate to see a world without wild animals and at the rate we are going that is a very scary reality. So we are doing our small bit to help out! If you are interested in finding out more on any of these charities please visit the links below.

Thankyou!

www.wwf.org.au

WORLD WILDLIFE FUND

Beserk regularly donates to the World Wildlife Fund. We sponsor Charlie the Black Cockatoo & Malu Pothi the Bengal Tiger.

WWF works to conserve Australia's plants and animals by ending land clearing and degradation, addressing climate change, and preserving and protecting fresh water, marine and land environments.

www.peta.org

PETA - PEOPLE FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS

PETA focuses its attention on the four areas in which the largest numbers of animals suffer the most intensely for the longest periods of time: on factory farms, in laboratories, in the clothing trade, and in the entertainment industry. We also work on a variety of other issues, including the cruel killing of beavers, birds and other "pests," and the abuse of backyard dogs.

Asian Rhino Project

www.asianrhinos.org.au

Asian Rhino Project (ARP) is a non-profit, volunteer organisation raising awareness and support for the three Asian rhinoceros species. The ARP was founded in 2003 by Kerry Crosbie and a small group of fellow Zoo Keepers.

In November 2003, a devastating event occurred. One of the four captive breeding program centers (Sungai Dusun Sumatran Rhino Breeding Center) lost their whole population of captive Sumatran Rhino due to a devastating illness which wiped them out within two weeks. The current captive population of this species now stood at 8. Not a great record from a population of 40 founding individuals.

Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary

www.tacugama.com

The Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary covers 100 acres of important rainforest and watershed. Tacugama was established in 1995 to home and rehabilitate confiscated, orphaned and abandoned chimps. It is illegal in Sierra Leone to hunt, capture, kill or keep chimpanzees. The sanctuary now takes care of over 90 chimps. Much work is also undertaken towards stopping the illegal trade of this endangered species, and supporting the protection and conservation of chimpanzees in the wild through education, communication and legal enforcement.

Beserk is sponsoring beautiful little Zoyas. Zoyas is approximately 4 years old and is one of the youngest residents at Tacugama. He was rescued in December, 2005 from a remote village near the Liberian border. His mother was killed by a hunter and the infant abandoned.

Zoyas arrived in a terrible state. He was wounded, dehydrated, weak and mentally traumatized. He had gun shot fragment wounds lodged in his head, neck and feet. He also had a deep infected wound around his ankle where he had been tied for days with a rope. With excellent medical care and much love, Zoyas has completed his health checks and has joined an infant group of seven. .

Click here to sponsor or donate to Tacugama.

Free The Bears Inc.

www.freethebears.org.au

Free the Bears is dedicated to protecting, preserving and enriching the lives of bears throughout the world helping to stop abuse, neglect & illegal trading. They help Giant Pandas, Asiatic Black Bear, American Black Bear, Brown Bear, Giant Panda, Polar Bear, Sloth Bear, Spectacled Bear & Sun Bears.

Beserk is sponsoring the super cute Amitab – Indian Sloth Bear. Amitab was rescued in March 2003 by the Uttar Pradesh Forestry Department and taken to the Agra Bear Rescue Facility. Although blind, Amitab doesn’t seem to have any problem finding his way around his enclosure. He enjoys spending his days relaxing, eating and playing with his bear friends.

Click here to Sponsor a Bear

The Sumatran
Tiger Trust

www.tigertrust.info

It is estimated there are less than 400 Sumatran Tigers left in the wild today. The Sumatran Tiger Conservation Programme is the largest conservation programme for tigers in Indonesia and extremely active in the wild.

Bukit Tigapuluh National Park is essential habitat for an estimated 100 of the last 400 critically endangered Sumatran tigers left in the wild. Sumatran Tigers are on the brink of extinction and Bukit Tigapuluh is one of the most important habitats remaining for Sumatran tigers.

100% of the money raised finances habitat preservation, community development programmes, anti-poaching patrols, park ranger training and the purchase of essential field equipment.

Please help them in their fight to save the last of the Sumatran Tigers.