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HUMANE HERO




     from top: (in the issue) carroll foster, courtesy of the chaser initiative; mimiandaunt/bigstockphoto.com; san diego humane society; (pet corner) illustrations by: audrey young;












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      image: from the game, "be a pet" in the restricted adventures of raja app; raja app images: bryan huff. this page: redrover.
            Drawing Attention                                        TO      Wildlife



                                When Cameron Daly        and his friends sold for $1 each. He drew 335 logos
                                visited the San          and donated the earnings to the San Diego Zoo
                                Diego Zoo in             Wildlife Alliance and The Hoboken Shelter, his city's
                                California, he got to    shelter for unhoused people where he had
                                feed the giraffes        volunteered with his family.
                                (they had blue             People responded through email, asking for logos
                                tongues!). He also       for themselves and their pets. “It turned out that
                                got to learn about       people who ordered my logos really liked [them],”
                                needy wildlife           says Cameron, “and the whole thing spread.”
                                around the world         Restaurants and other businesses wanted them, too.
                                from workers with        They could use Cameron’s logos on social media to
        the San Diego Wildlife Alliance. “They save      bring in customers during a slow time.
        animals that are endangered species in             Cameron's logos were so well-loved, he earned
        tough habitats that they can’t really live       $1,750! He split the donations across his top two
        in,” says Cameron. “When you donate              charities above, and also donated to an organization
        money, they use it to save animals.”             that helps newborn babies. His advice to others who
           After the COVID-19 pandemic hit and the       want to help animals through art? “Follow your
        fifth-grader had some time at home, he thought   inspiration,” he says. “Whatever it is, even if it’s
        up a way to help. He had drawn personal logos    something as simple as selling pet food — there are
        before: images of people's favorite things that he   so many ways to do good.”














                                WHAT TIME DOES A DUCK WAKE UP?                                Nov/Dec 2021 | 3
                  RIDDLE RAT!   (answer on p. 7)
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