Sarge
Member
Hi everyone! Thank you for a wonderfull first week at Altis, we at Altis wildlife preserve would like to post our first edition of "Altis Wildlife Gone Wild" our weekly newsletter. Here you can read about whats going on with the Animals on Altis and how you can help both Altis and it's inhabitants to a better and cleaner life.
We hope to see you out there and please provide us with feedback and tell all your friends
Best Regards
CEO of Altis Wildlife Preserve
Richard Sarge
For those who cant see pictures:
Welcome to Altis wildlife gone wild.
We are a group of animal lovers, nature enthusiasts and poacher hunters. We moved to Altis to save the animal population, a population at risk due to the large influx, excessive use of gasoline powered vehicles and people's inability to use the trashcans.
Many of you have probably noticed that the animals are fighting in vain. The animals have no voice and we have undertaken the responsibility to be their voice. We hope that in cooperation with Altis population can make this beautiful island a save heaven for both humans and animals.
We do courses in survival in the wilderness, live off the land and emergency care for animals. If it's something you think sounds interesting please contact our COE Richard Sarge or one of our CO's Alstrom or Letete, together we can put a tailor-made course to suit your needs.
The first week has been exciting, we have collected money for a submarine and started to move the clams to a safe habitat.
We have rescued a Hegdehog family from the Athira Police Station, and the Altis albatross has begun mating again.
But the main thing: we've got Altis woodpecker stock up to a acceptapelt numbers. Now you're probably asking ... Why is the woodpecker important. Have you noticed people just collapsing around Altis? These deaths are due to the deadly Altis rattlesnake.
The woodpecker is the rattlesnake's nemesis and our only defense against this threat. We have caught an image of the woodpecker in action.
We hope to receive more donations so that we can continue to work and keep both human risk and animals safe.
Stay safe
Richard Sarge and the Altis Wildlife Preserve
Every week our top donater will be featered in the magasin with the animal they helped to save, but every donation will be mentioned and the animal you have chosen will be mentioned and named aswell.
We would like to spare thanks to Altis Police department for their help and donations. Especially these officers have been of great help.
PC Jedd Li and his Woodpecker
Pc Rob and his Seagul Bob
Pc Montoyo and his Catshark Harry and Hariette
Among the civilians, we have also received help and donations
Matix and his bear cub Kanye
Without you we wouldnt have been able to do this.
Both animals and we at Altis Wildlife Preserve want to thank you.
We would like to warn that excessive use of oil damage the animals and we have therefore suggested the mayor to tax all oil use. We hope you will support us and help keep Altis clean.
It should also be mentioned that the worst poachers, poachers that robbed our camera crew and left them without clothes or food in the middle of the wilderness. We at Altis Wildlife would like to warn against any direct contact with these people. They are a threat to both animals and the environment. This is a well-known gang of Altis. Lords Of Valhalla.
We hope to see you without cars and other polluting machines in the future. The animals will love you for it.
Take care of yourselves and animals.
Best wishes Altis Wildlife Preserve and the animals
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We hope to see you out there and please provide us with feedback and tell all your friends
Best Regards
CEO of Altis Wildlife Preserve
Richard Sarge
For those who cant see pictures:
Welcome to Altis wildlife gone wild.
We are a group of animal lovers, nature enthusiasts and poacher hunters. We moved to Altis to save the animal population, a population at risk due to the large influx, excessive use of gasoline powered vehicles and people's inability to use the trashcans.
Many of you have probably noticed that the animals are fighting in vain. The animals have no voice and we have undertaken the responsibility to be their voice. We hope that in cooperation with Altis population can make this beautiful island a save heaven for both humans and animals.
We do courses in survival in the wilderness, live off the land and emergency care for animals. If it's something you think sounds interesting please contact our COE Richard Sarge or one of our CO's Alstrom or Letete, together we can put a tailor-made course to suit your needs.
The first week has been exciting, we have collected money for a submarine and started to move the clams to a safe habitat.
We have rescued a Hegdehog family from the Athira Police Station, and the Altis albatross has begun mating again.
But the main thing: we've got Altis woodpecker stock up to a acceptapelt numbers. Now you're probably asking ... Why is the woodpecker important. Have you noticed people just collapsing around Altis? These deaths are due to the deadly Altis rattlesnake.
The woodpecker is the rattlesnake's nemesis and our only defense against this threat. We have caught an image of the woodpecker in action.
We hope to receive more donations so that we can continue to work and keep both human risk and animals safe.
Stay safe
Richard Sarge and the Altis Wildlife Preserve
Every week our top donater will be featered in the magasin with the animal they helped to save, but every donation will be mentioned and the animal you have chosen will be mentioned and named aswell.
We would like to spare thanks to Altis Police department for their help and donations. Especially these officers have been of great help.
PC Jedd Li and his Woodpecker
Pc Rob and his Seagul Bob
Pc Montoyo and his Catshark Harry and Hariette
Among the civilians, we have also received help and donations
Matix and his bear cub Kanye
Without you we wouldnt have been able to do this.
Both animals and we at Altis Wildlife Preserve want to thank you.
We would like to warn that excessive use of oil damage the animals and we have therefore suggested the mayor to tax all oil use. We hope you will support us and help keep Altis clean.
It should also be mentioned that the worst poachers, poachers that robbed our camera crew and left them without clothes or food in the middle of the wilderness. We at Altis Wildlife would like to warn against any direct contact with these people. They are a threat to both animals and the environment. This is a well-known gang of Altis. Lords Of Valhalla.
We hope to see you without cars and other polluting machines in the future. The animals will love you for it.
Take care of yourselves and animals.
Best wishes Altis Wildlife Preserve and the animals
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