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PANDA PROTECTORS AND ADOPTORS
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Thank You, Parkway Elementary Second Graders!
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Thank you to the amazing second grade students at Parkway Elementary School. These students wanted to do something to help the Pandas after reading and learning about their endangerment. They came up with a great idea to launch a fundraiser at school. They made flyers and hung them around the school, wrote an announcement and read it over the loud speaker announcing their service project and they even made some cute containers and little thank you notes for people to take after they made their donations. The students collected pennies for one week and then took them to be counted at the local bank. They were so excited when they found out that they had collected a little over $100 of the pandas! Thank you to the caring students at Parkway for your dedication to the pandas and for truly making a difference!
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Charlotte and Corine's Creative Panda Protecting
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Charlotte (age 11) and Corinne (age 8) decided that they wanted to do something to help protect pandas. They told their mom about the unbelievably small number of remaining pandas and decided that they would set up at coat check at their family's annual Holiday party. The girls raised more than $100 to donate to saving Pandas!
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Sealie is a Panda Protector Too!
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Sealie is a proud member of the Panda Bear Kindergarten class at International School of Texas in Austin, Texas. Sealie decided that for her 6th birthday she would like to raise money to help save Pandas rather than getting birthday presents. Her party was held at Build A Bear on January 2 and she collected $309 to donate to Pandas International. Thank you, Sealie, for your support. We really appreciate you and all you do for the pandas!
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 When Fran went to China in 2008, her group was one of the first groups of tourists who visited the Sichuan area after the earthquake. They spent a day in Bifenxgia where, as Fran says, one of the highlights was being able to spend time in the panda kindergarten". Fran decided to stay near one panda (although there were several to play with) and afterwards asked the keeper to write down her name. That panda was Xin Nier. Fran adopted Xin Nier through PI when she returned to the states and has been renewing her adoption every year since then.
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"Helping the panda improve its odds:" with this catchy phrase, online casino Royal Panda announced the joyous news that it has adopted one of our giant pandas, the son of the beautiful Zhen Zhen. As an online casino, developed by people who truly care for the well being of our beloved bears, adopting a panda cub has been a long-standing ambition of the team at Royal Panda. And it was our absolute pleasure to be able to help Royal Panda realize that dream. The panda cub is now nicknamed "Royal Panda" and will serve as Royal Panda's living mascot to increase awareness of the giant panda's battle against extinction, across Royal Panda's website, social media channels and events. Thank you Royal Panda for helping to improve the panda's odds of survival!
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Researchers Stumble Upon a Sleepy Cub in the Wild
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Xing Ya, Sen Sen, and Xin Xin at Gengda
We are so happy to see pandas back in Wolong!
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It's a Panda Cub Wrestling Match!
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Spotlight Panda - You You's 2014 Cub
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This darling little girl was born August 19, 2014 (at Bifengxia) to You You. We are a bit smitten with her beautiful smile!
Want to help support this lovely little girl and all of the pandas?
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Still Time to get your Panda Kisses and Valentines Wishes
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The perfect gift for Valentines Day! This gift comes with a 14 inch tall panda plush with red beads, a red snowflake carton with red and silver Hershey kisses, and Erica Vojnich's brand new EXCLUSIVE watercolor print. The print is 5�7 and suitable for framing!
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Another HUGE Thank You for Your Support
The Distemper outbreak in China has been heartbreaking. Three pandas have already lost their lives to the deadly disease and another is still in a coma. Thanks to YOUR generosity, we have officially reached our $10,000 fundraising goal to purchase vaccines and transport them to China. We are still accepting donations to the fund since the distemper vaccination is ANNUAL. All donations that come through for the distemper fund will help us to purchase the vaccines for next
year.
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