We've all been through it.
Most of us survive it....
Not all though.
Kind of like the australian wildlife at the moment.
All hearts are bleeding at the moment but none more so than animal lovers around the world.
This Pose/prop set from Something New, "hug a koala" along with a few others, is helping animals across the board, affected by fires, which is something that is very close to my heart, simply because I love animals WAY more than people.
100% of all proceeds on selected pose/props going towards the RSPCA bushfire appeal.
https://bushfires.rspca.org.au/
https://bushfires.rspca.org.au/
Animals affected have horrendous injuries that will take months to recover from, but this is only the beginning.
Total recovery is going to be a lot harder than that.
Their habitats, their homes, their food sources, their forests *GONE*.
Recovering fully will take years, not months.
The amount of animals lost, totals closer to a billion than a million.
The amount of land burnt is more than the size of, or bigger than, a lot of countries in the world.
Hopefully we can help out a little bit!
Take the taxi, and race on down and help out!!
BUT WAIT.... THERE'S MORE!
On Australia day weekend, 25th and the 26th January, there will be a MASSIVE live aid benfit concert with some of second life's most AMAZING performers.
110% transparent, and a hell of a lot of fun.
2 days worth of music, raffles, and a shopping district featuring some of the biggest and best names in second life.
For those who are worried about misappropriation of funds, (I can assure you there will be none, screenshots of all funds raised, and donated to the RSPCA bushfire appeal will be available for all to see after the event) there will also be a board you can click on that will direct you straight to some of the best charities in australia so you can be assured your donations will be going exactly where you think they are!
Keep an eye out for THIS logo for more information closer to the time.
Here's a sneaky peek at the musical lineup, but, ima keep the surprise designers as a secret for now!! Y'all gon FREAK!!
*Official Blurb*
Surviving Hell - Australian Bush fire Wildlife Benefit
All proceeds going to
https://bushfires.rspca.org.au/
Catastrophic fires are raging across Australia. Our nation is in the midst of a crisis.
The fires have already taken so much. Entire communities have been left devastated. The loss of both human and animal life has been unimaginable and heartbreaking.
With the bush fire disaster expected to worsen before it improves, our animals remain under threat like never before.
Across the country, in NSW, SA, Qld and Vic, RSPCA have mobilized their staff, volunteers and resources to provide assistance wherever it is needed. We’re helping members of the public keep their animals safe and providing much-needed equipment and supplies as well as emergency care and boarding where available.
Once the active fire zones clear, that’s when our most challenging work begins.
The RSPCA, working alongside government and emergency agencies, veterinarians and local authorities, will begin the difficult job of entering affected areas to identify and assess injured animals.
Our work will continue for months after the fires have ceased.
Your help will allow us to continue to respond to emergencies and help us assist animals and communities in need.
WHEN-The Australia Day long weekend was chosen to have a Music Benefit
A special thank you to Bad Management & Jenny Anatine from Camp Anatine.
All proceeds going to
https://bushfires.rspca.org.au/
Catastrophic fires are raging across Australia. Our nation is in the midst of a crisis.
The fires have already taken so much. Entire communities have been left devastated. The loss of both human and animal life has been unimaginable and heartbreaking.
With the bush fire disaster expected to worsen before it improves, our animals remain under threat like never before.
Across the country, in NSW, SA, Qld and Vic, RSPCA have mobilized their staff, volunteers and resources to provide assistance wherever it is needed. We’re helping members of the public keep their animals safe and providing much-needed equipment and supplies as well as emergency care and boarding where available.
Once the active fire zones clear, that’s when our most challenging work begins.
The RSPCA, working alongside government and emergency agencies, veterinarians and local authorities, will begin the difficult job of entering affected areas to identify and assess injured animals.
Our work will continue for months after the fires have ceased.
Your help will allow us to continue to respond to emergencies and help us assist animals and communities in need.
WHEN-The Australia Day long weekend was chosen to have a Music Benefit
A special thank you to Bad Management & Jenny Anatine from Camp Anatine.
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