WRRT

1. Care for Rescued Wildlife Nick Marx September 2009

3. Post Release Aspects

4. Release Station

5. Natural Enclosures

6. Suitable Diet

7. Rehabilitation

8. Quarantine

9. Veterinary Treatment

11. Veterinary Treatment

13. Veterinary Treatment

15. Veterinary Treatment

17. Suitable Diet

19. Suitable Diet

21. Suitable Diet

23. Post Release Aspects

25. Post Release Aspects

27. Post Release Aspects

29. Achievements On a National Level Increased awareness on the importance of conserving Cambodian widlife Providing training to wild animal keepers throughout Cambodia Created a specialist wildlife veterinary team Successfully resolved numerous human-large animal conflict situations Closed five sub-standard animal holding facilities throughout Cambodia

30. Project Costs Supplementary Salaries 60 Animal Keepers – $26,280 Veterinary Staff – $9,600 Logistical Staff – $6,200 Annual Total - $42,080

31. Project Costs Educational Component Signage - $4,500 Proposed Discovery Centre - $21,500 Visitors Guide - $3,000 Total - $29,000

33. Elephants - $28,600

34. Other Animals - $79,200Annual Total - $146,400

35. Project Costs Medical Care Tigers - $1,400 Elephants - $2,100 Other Animals - $17,060 Annual Total - $20,560

36. Project Costs Projected Construction Costs New Quarantine Area - $42,000 Enclosures - $54,500 Repairs & Maintenance - $9,200 Total - $105,700

37. Project Costs Miscellaneous Biological Surveys - $11,220 Field Equipment - $8,250 Logistical Costs - $36,300 Office Running Costs - $3,925 Total - $59,695 Annual Project Cost - $403,435

38. Thank you to our supporters Ahimsa Foundation Anderson-Rogers Foundation The Aspinall Foundation Badreyyah Alireza Barbara Delano Foundation David Bohnett Foundation Elysee and Robert Forrest-Price Frank Kling John Roberson Landry’s Noah and Annette Osnos Robin Gansky Sarlo Foundation SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation Fund Super Natural Distributors Wallace Research Foundation