In the end we will conserve only what we love
and we will love only what we understand
Baba Dioum, African ecologist
Black Rhino Calf Rescued After Mother Shot
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November 10, 2007

Meet Carla, a black rhino calf orphaned on September 1, 2007, when her mother was shot dead by poachers for her horn. Carla was shot high through the shoulders by poachers who then tried to cut off her tiny horn while she was still alive but luckily she escaped. The six-month-old calf was found by Chiredzi River Conservancy staff who treated her injuries and are now caring for her.
The Save Foundation of Australia is providing vital glucose, milk powder and vitamins for Carla. If you would like to dontate and help Carla please visit http://www.savefoundation.org.au/CONTENT/donation.htm

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