Murray helps Faraja the elephant

Murray, who has a form of malignant brain cancer, has had a longstanding lifetime goal that we hope to help him achieve in the next twelve months. As a four year old Murray made a promise, shaking his best friend's hand, to stop elephant poaching and help the elephants. His wish is to reduce elephant poaching and help orphaned elephants to return to the wild by supporting the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (in Kenya).

Faraja playing in the mud

Murray learnt about the plight of African Elephants due to poaching from his pre-school teacher while living in South Africa. He and his class mates, lead by their teacher, sponsored orphaned elephant Faraja, helping to pay for his care and milk, and his first steps towards returning to the wild.  Murray's family will be traveling with him to visit Faraja this month, to learn more about how he can help prevent poaching and help the elephants. Murray wishes to continue to make an impact on the future of elephant survival in Africa. We hope that you can help Murray make his wish come true through your generous donation which will go straight to the David Sheldrick Wlidlife Trust. www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org
Murray and his sisters Phoebe and Stella