Almost Sold Out: Limited Edition LuLu benefitting dogs suffering on the streets of Thailand and Myanmar 🐶

LET'S SAVE THE STRAYS x THE ELEPHANT PROJECT

LIMITED EDITION LULU (almost sold out!)

Hello Everyone!

Super exciting news!The Elephant Project is teaming up with LET'S SAVE THE STRAYSto help dogs suffering on the streets of Thailand and Myramar.Millions of dogs suffer on the streets of Thailand and Myranmar everyday from hunger, thirst, violence, and disease.We can now help make a difference for them!

We have created this adorable limited edition dress forLuLu(in pink or blue) **almost sold out** to help make a difference for those animals who so need our help!By purchasing this limited edition plushie-we can help this amazing organization control the dog population and take care of the current pets in their care.

Thank you for being so supportive and being the voice for the voiceless. Allthe net proceeds will go to LET'S SAVE THE STRAYS.

To make a direct donation: click here!

LEARN MORE ABOUT
LET'S SAVE THE STRAYS

OUR MISSION

Our mission is to support the humane treatment of animals and inspire communities to treat them with respect through community involvement and TNVR (trap neuter vaccinate release) We are a 100% volunteer and private donation based organization working with veterinarians and their teams to perform TNVR and needed medical care on animals living on the streets as strays.

THE WHY

Because all over the world, dogs, especially, are facing unbelievable neglect, starvation and are not able to access even the most basic level of humane care. This is not because it is not wanted, it is because most of the countries we work with have no resources, no government funding, no chance of offering a better life for these sweet souls. We take on the worst cases of animal neglect and suffering because they deserve better.

All net proceeds go to various organizations that help aid in fighting the poaching crisis and also provide care to injured, abandoned, orphaned, and abused elephants. Currently, these organizations include: the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, The Elephant Nature Park and The Elephant Sanctuary