WE HAVE A WINNER!

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNER OF THE LEOPARD PRINT SCOOTER RAFFLE!

We are happy to announce the winner of the gorgeous, one-of-a-kind leopard print Aprilia Scarabeo scooter – Emma Jamieson, ticket holder 603.

Congratulations Emma, we can’t wait to see a photo of you on that purring powerful pocket rocket!

Animal Works is immensely grateful to all who have contributed to this fantastic cause.

We would like to give special thanks again to the enormous generosity of John Sample Group Automotive, who have donated the brand new 200cc Scarabeo Aprilia scooter. We would also like to thank Ripples Sydney Wharf Restaurant for their wonderful hosting of the raffle launch, and Beat Street Dance Wear for their sexy leopard print catsuits that helped raise a few pulses enough to purchase a ticket!

All the proceeds raised form the raffle will go directly to the Wildlife Trust of India to purchase a mobile veterinary service vehicle for the Dudhwa area in Uttar Pradesh. Habitat fragmentation has led to a dramatic escalation of human-carnivore conflict in this region of India. In the last 11 years over 60 humans have been killed and many more seriously injured. At the same time many leopards and tigers have been killed in retaliation. Unfortunately studies show this conflict to be escalating with the majority of attacks in the past 5 years. To confront these issues there is the need to initiate a project that addresses both the ecological and social aspects of human-wildlife conflict for the long term conservation of both these majestic species.

Therefore, with the money eased, we can now purchase a mobile veterinarian service vehicle, equipped with medical supplies and staffed by a veterinarian, to rescue, treat and assist leopards, tigers, and any other wildlife, in distress.

WE’RE SHOUTING OUT A HUGE ‘THANK YOU!’ TO ALL OF OUR SUPPORTERS AND TICKET PURCHASERS – WE COULDN’T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU!

The wonderful Ensemble Theatre is supporting Animal Works by giving us 50 great seats on each of two nights 30th March and 6th April for

FRANKENSTEIN

BY NICK DEAR

at the Sydney Opera House!

50% of the ticket cost will be a donation from Ensemble Theatre to Animal Works so you are going to be entertained for a great cause!

Proceeds of the donations will buy desperately needed camera-traps for the monitoring of dwindling snow leopard colonies in the mountains of Nepal.

These fantastic donations are only possible via buying through our website.

Please click on the ‘Buy’ button below on your preferred date (either 30 March or 6 April) – our kittens will be there on the night to give you your tickets to a show that will have you hanging onto your neck bolts!

TICKETS ARE $80 EACH. $40 will go directly into Animal Works snow leopard camera project, ensuring the accurate tracking of snow leopards for their welfare.

FRANKENSTEIN at the Sydney Opera House 30 MARCH: $80.00

FRANKENSTEIN at the Sydney Opera House 6 APRIL: $80.00

First in Best Dressed so please buy your tickets now!

Thanks Ensemble Theatre!

78 McDougall Street
Kirribilli Australia 2061

It’s a Jungle Out There!

WIN a Original Leopard Scooter!

Thanks to the enormous generosity of John Sample Group Automotive, Animal Works has a one of a kind 200cc Scarabeo Aprilia scooter up for grabs!

Transformed into a Object d’ Art by Animal Works co – founder and multi award winning artist, Nafisa, this scooter will literally put leopards on wheels!

All proceeds will go directly to the Wildlife Trust of India to purchase a mobile veterinary service vehicle for the Dudhwa area in Uttar Pradesh. Habitat fragmentation has led to a dramatic escalation of human-carnivore conflict in this region of India. In the last 11 years over 60 humans have been killed and many more seriously injured. At the same time many leopards and tigers have been killed in retaliation. Unfortunately studies show this conflict to be escalating with the majority of attacks in the past 5 years. To confront these issues there is the need to initiate a project that addresses both the ecological and social aspects of human-wildlife conflict for the long term conservation of both these majestic species. A mobile veterinarian service, equipped with medical supplies and staffed by a veterinarian, will assist leopards, tigers, and any other wildlife, in distress.

You can help the big cats of India by purchasing a ticket here for this truly original Aprilia scooter.

Only 1000 tickets will be sold – and at only $20 a ticket we expect them to go fast - so don’t miss out!

Animal Works Membership Drive

Come and support our work, sign up for a $10 membership and you might be in the running for one of Nafisa’s elephant drawings. Several elephant drawings can be viewed in cafes and restaurants around Sydney. Sign up here to receive our newsletters and other membership benefits and these elephant drawings might become yours.

Membership Drive Waterloo

To win this elephant drawing,

currently displayed at Two Baristas Cafe in Waterloo,

(click on the image to see a larger view)

Membership Drive Seaforth

To win this elephant drawing,

currently displayed at The Belgian Cafe in Seaforth,

(click on the image to see a larger view)

Welcome to Animal Works

Animal Works is a registered Australian not for profit association that works with partners around the globe to conserve wildlife. We are a coalition of film makers, authors, artists and conservationists who are passionate about the natural world and determined not to let the world’s most iconic species disappear.

Our mission is to make conservation everybody’s passion by spreading the word about the state of the natural world and what we can all do about it. To achieve this, we work to draw attention to the plight of threatened species like orangutans, elephants and snow leopards through visual mediums, striking artworks and the written word. We believe that individuals can make a huge difference in the world by working together. Animal Works is run entirely by volunteers, so you know that anything you donate is going straight to the animals, not into administration or institutional overheads. We are a small organisation doing all we can to make a big difference.