Katie Adamson Conservation Fund

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Lion Paw Print Art

Win Original African Lion Paw Print Art — Support Wild Lion ConservationTwo winners will be drawn on September 8th. Each winner will receive an original 16"×20" wooden framed canvas with Ted's paw prints in teal paint! Two chances to win AND the chance to help protect wild lions in South Africa.When you enter our raffle to win one of these original African lion paw print paintings, you’ll also be added to our mailing list for a chance to join Dave from the Katie Adamson Conservation Fund (KACF) and Brittney from Out of Africa Wildlife Park on a summer 2026 trip to Africa for hands-on lion conservation work!These two special works of art were created by Ted, the father of the pride at Out of Africa Wildlife Park, just weeks before he passed away from an aggressive form of cancer. Now, Ted’s legacy can become a lifeline for wild African lions in need — funding vital conservation efforts through our partnership with KACF. Where your ticket money goes: 100% of raffle proceeds go directly to KACF’s lion conservation work in South Africa’s Tembe Elephant Park. This park, managed by local Indigenous communities, works tirelessly to reduce human–wildlife conflict. One key strategy is placing radio collars on some of the park’s 30 resident lions, allowing rangers to track movements, assess carrying capacity, and prevent livestock predation. In 2025, KACF teams helped dart and collar four female lions and assisted with male relocations to improve genetic diversity. But these efforts are costly — each radio collar is $1,200, not including transportation and darting equipment. More funding is urgently needed to keep this work going. By purchasing a raffle ticket, you’re not only helping save wild lions — you also have the chance to own an irreplaceable piece of art made by Ted himself. Ted's Gift: A Helping Hand for Lions!

Hi <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style style="background-color:rgb(248, 248, 255);border:1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255);border-radius:4px;color:rgb(42, 42, 196);padding:1px 8px;font-size:11px;display:inline-block;margin:0px;overflow-wrap:anywhere;user-select:none;box-sizing:inherit">First name , Thank you for you purchasing a raffle ticket and supporting our cause. Your purchase greatly helps our mission. 🚀 If you would like to contribute further, contact us directly to become a volunteer, or talk to your friends about our cause! Thank you once again for your support. Brittney OlsonLarge Carnivore ManagerOut of Africa Wildlife Park Camp Verde, AZCore@outofafricapark.com

Win Original African Lion Paw Print Art — Support Wild Lion ConservationTwo winners will be drawn on September 8th. Each winner will receive an original 16"×20" wooden framed canvas with Ted's paw prints in teal paint! Two chances to win AND the chance to help protect wild lions in South Africa.When you enter our raffle to win one of these original African lion paw print paintings, you’ll also be added to our mailing list for a chance to join Dave from the Katie Adamson Conservation Fund (KACF) and Brittney from Out of Africa Wildlife Park on a summer 2026 trip to Africa for hands-on lion conservation work!These two special works of art were created by Ted, the father of the pride at Out of Africa Wildlife Park, just weeks before he passed away from an aggressive form of cancer. Now, Ted’s legacy can become a lifeline for wild African lions in need — funding vital conservation efforts through our partnership with KACF. Where your ticket money goes: 100% of raffle proceeds go directly to KACF’s lion conservation work in South Africa’s Tembe Elephant Park. This park, managed by local Indigenous communities, works tirelessly to reduce human–wildlife conflict. One key strategy is placing radio collars on some of the park’s 30 resident lions, allowing rangers to track movements, assess carrying capacity, and prevent livestock predation. In 2025, KACF teams helped dart and collar four female lions and assisted with male relocations to improve genetic diversity. But these efforts are costly — each radio collar is $1,200, not including transportation and darting equipment. More funding is urgently needed to keep this work going. By purchasing a raffle ticket, you’re not only helping save wild lions — you also have the chance to own an irreplaceable piece of art made by Ted himself. Ted's Gift: A Helping Hand for Lions!

Katie Adamson Conservation Fund

Lion Paw Print Raffle

Lion Paw Print Art

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