This Mother’s Day show your appreciation for your mom and mothers everywhere by “adopting” a rhino from the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary In just a month or so, Ratu will give birth to her first baby.  Ratu’s pregnancy gives great hope to the survival of the Sumatran rhino and represents the world wide efforts being made to save one of the most endangered species on Earth.  The expectant father, Andalas, was born at the Cincinnati Zoo and was moved to Indonesia in 2007 with our hope that he would become a dad.  It has taken a team of veterinarians, scientists, experts, and generous donors like you to make this happen, and the big day is almost here! When you “adopt” Ratu in honor of someone special this Mother’s Day, your gift recipient will receive Ratu’s story, a rarely seen ultrasound photograph of Ratu’s baby, and a letter detailing your gift. Please join us as we work, watch, and wait for the big day to arrive!   ADOPT A RHINO TODAY!       2010 Annual Report 2010 was a year of high hopes, hard work, and hard-won victories. Your belief that a small group of dedicated individuals can make a difference is essential to our success, and your support is critical to maintaining our momentum in saving critically endangered rhinos across the globe. Click here to read or download a copy.

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Before you begin shopping for holiday gifts online this year, join www.iGive.com/Rhinos. Every time you shop at one of the over 680 name-brand stores in the iGive.com Mall, the International Rhino Foundation will receive a percentage of each purchase you make,
at no cost to you. Best of all, you can donate money to IRF while making your everyday or holiday purchases!

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