By Shiloweni | Resident of Daktari
I, Shiloweni, the King of Daktari would like to shake my paw with you.
The Daktari team has put a project for my food on GlobalGiving and I believe you have been very enthusiastic about taking care of me. However, I have been told that this micro project is now closed!!!
What am I going to do to get food for the rest of the year?
When I heard that, I thought I would give a reminder to everybody about my power. The children of Daktari came to visit me yesterday. They were all standing in front of the fence and admiring me. Ah Ah Ah.... I thought it was time to show them an overwiew of a leopard in a bad mood :-)
I did a mock charge straight at the group and they all flew, screaming behind trees!!!! I wish you could have seen that!!!
I had a really good laugh and it was actually a nice feeling to be looked at with so much fear. It should stay that way.
The founder of Daktari, came to sit near my enclosure this morning and explained me that I shouldn't worry because they will create another project on GlobalGiving for my friends to still be able to contribute to my food.
I love this idea and I love to know that there are people on the other side of the world that are interested in me.
So watch out GlobalGiving micro project... I will be back there soon.
With all my love from the wild, I thank you very much again.
Shiloweni.
By Michele Merrifieldd | Co-founder Daktari
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