When they were built in 2017, now they are needing to be replaced. Mold, bacteria and cracking.
Big Cats food rations
Your donations are allowing us to help the animals at the Taiz Zoo. This is their food for the day, not enough, we are purchased the vitamins and medication that will be sprinkled on. Food in war zone is minimal we are trying to help with more rations but as food is available the animals will have vital vitamins and medication added to the meat.
Since 2016 has the need for survival depended on A Lion's Heart. We love the animals there, and are dedicated to supporting them as long as they need it and we have donation.
1. Website: https://www.alionsheart.org
2. https://ko-fi.com/alionsheart
3. Fundrazer: http://fnd.us/21n717?ref=sh_9A1be7
4. Paypal: paypal.me/ALionsHeart
5. Amazon Smile (US site)
Eyes of an Old Soul Survivor: Alsamet
Eyes of an old soul survivor: Alsamet~ 21 years old War,poverty,near death and Alsamet has survived. Now he lives in his outdoor enclosure, A Lion's Heart the only non profit for 5 years supporting them, we share the dream of more outdoor enclosures for all the animals at Taiz Zoo Yemen.
We thank the kind donors for allowing our very old Alsametthis enclosure.
We thank-you for keeping him and the others alive over the last 5 years. See our Facebook page for video of our old soul.
The animals are in need of vitamins, and A Lion’s Heart and their partner a local non profit are ensuring your donations goes 100% to their survival. Photos and Videos are from Jan. 2021.
We are only at 21% of goal on Ko fi page, can you help?
To help, you can donate at three locations:
1. Through A Lions Heart website at https://www.alionsheart.org/
2. https://ko-fi.com/alionsheart - “Buy a coffee” for $4! You don’t really buy the coffee but you donate the cost of a coffee to A Lions Heart to help the animals!
4. Fundrazer: http://fnd.us/21n717?ref=sh_9A1be7
5. Amazon Smile (US site)
Press Release- A Lion's Heart to Help Starving Abandoned Zoo Animals
In Taiz, Yemen
Taiz, Yemen, June 10, 2016– United States based nonprofit, A Lion’s Heart, to mobilize to help save the starving zoo animals located in Taiz Zoological Gardens in Taiz, Yemen.
An ongoing civil war in Yemen has left a zoo of 282 animals at its mercy. Bankruptcy and a vicious battle has left these animals in a life boat situation with no end in sight. A Lion’s Heart believes that we have a moral obligation to these animals. The only true innocents in this horrible situation. We must not fail them. Amy E. Adams-A Lion’s Heart
With war raving Yemen as a whole, the war has left a bloody trail of innocent victims. Of those victims, are innocent zoo animals locked away in obsolete concrete prisons. Two pictures previously circulated of a severely emaciated male lion in Taiz shocked the world. The pictures were both horrifying and heartbreaking with affected animal lovers declaring that something had to be done. Due to that photographic proof, a previously, short term solution was found and implemented in February by a group of volunteers. Unfortunately, there were problems associated with a strictly volunteer unregistered charity. A Lion’s Heart has determined that it had to step up for these precious animals to provide a legal avenue to address the grave problems that still plague Taiz’s animals. A comprehensive plan has been drafted and will be implemented by A Lion’s Heart to ensure the needed support for the survival and optimum care for all the 282 animals located in Taiz zoo. We cannot allow these animals to have to step backwards and yet again face starvation. A Lion's Heart will, also, be providing a new facility to be built on the existing grounds to improve the animals' lives by providing them with a state of the art zoo that is eco-friendly and is modeled after a sanctuary's environment. This will help all the zoo's animals with both physical and mental health by ensuring an enclosure is suitable to their individual species' needs and allowing them to express more of their natural behaviors.
A Lion’s Heart is a registered 501(c)(3) charity located in the United States in Southside, Alabama with global contacts. Whose main mission and goal is to help and alleviate the suffering of zoo animals throughout the world.