Help Save Endangered Manatees

These gentle creatures have been ravaged by man-made and natural disasters and need our help. In recent years, hundreds of wild manatees passed away in Florida alone. Members of this critically endangered species are brought to rehabilitation facilities due to starvation, injuries from boat strikes and netting entanglements, or illness by toxic algae such like the red tide. The wildlife rehabilitation centers that care for manatees in distress are essential to preserving the threatened population. Manatees are also at risk during hurricane season since the estuaries and rehab centers they inhabit face significant damage. In the wake of disaster, Greater Good Charities works with these centers to assist in rebuilding damaged facilities and provide ongoing support, such as food and rehabilitation services, as needed. You can help Greater Good Charities in their work to help protect threatened species like the manatee. Manatee rehabilitation programs have a 96% success rate, meaning your