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Online Tributes
to Animal Friends
and Companions
Submit photos and stories to create your own personalized online scrapbook as an ongoing tribute to your animal companion. For details and to see tributes, click on the photo.

Celebrate a special occasion, such as a birthday or the actual birth of a new baby animal friend into your family or pay tribute to the legacy of a deceased animal companion by making an offering. Click on the photo for details.


Little Lotus Hearts has new items to offer you and your animal companion. Click here to visit Cups, Bowls and Things Page.

These medallions are wonderful to wear to promote general health, happiness and well being and also to protect the one's we love. They can be worn by healthy or ailing animals and by their human companions.

Summer News from Kathmandu
Animal Treatment Centre (KAT)
Read about KAT's triumphs and challenges as they bring compassion to the strays and working animals of Kathmandu, Nepal.

Roscoe sends Little Lotus Hearts regular updates and photos of himself and his big cat friends at CARE, an exotic feline sanctuary in Texas. Roscoe was "adopted" by Little Lotus Hearts, who is sponsoring him through 2008.

People are making a difference for animals the
world over. We feature stories of grassroots
organizations and the people behind them,
saving animals, relieving suffering, bringing
hope -- one animal at a time.

The San Diego Zoo
Project 2006-2007
Come learn about the Little Lotus Hearts project to help enrich the lives of zoo animals and read about Azuri, the cheetah currently sponsored by LLH founder Dean Willard. Click here to se emore pictures of Azuri and friends.

Buddhist Animal
Wisdom and
Teaching Stories
Much like Aesop's Fables, Buddhists have many stories about animals exhibiting courage, strength, loyalty, respect, intelligence, and sometimes even folly. Read more here.

The Sakya Lineage
of Tibetan Buddhism
and Tsechen Kunchab
Ling Temple
Many of Little Lotus Hearts programs are offered through Tsechen Kunchab Ling Temple. Please click on the photo to learn more.
"If we accept that others have a right to peace and happiness equal to our own, do we not have a responsibility to help those in need?"
~ His Holiness the Dalai Lama
Hurricane Gustav
Read the Animal House in Jamaica's damage report here.
Dangerous dog toy on the market. Read Chais' story.
Tibetan Flag on top of the World. A 37-year-old Jordanian climber takes the Tibetan Flag to the top of Mt. Everest. Click here to read the story.
Have the Olympics brought greater human rights to China or harsher crackdowns? Read the International Campaign for Tibet's recent report here.
Only 3 grams of Xylitol (found in sugar free gum) is enough to kill a 65 lb. dog.
And QUICKLY!!!! Please pass this warning to everyone you know who has dogs. It may just save a life.

New! Our News and Events section has been updated. We'll be posting interesting animal news here regularly. Check back often!

PRAYER FOR PEACE

Little Lotus Hearts is sponsoring A Prayer for Peace; a Mass Prayer to help in resolving the "Tibetan Crisis." Click here to see pictures.

India's Last Tigers: Exclusive Report

Is tiger tourism part of the solution for saving India's last 1,000 wild tigers? Join us on a tiger trekking vacation through India's Madhya Pradesh and learn what you can do to help these precious remaining tigers. Click here.

Cure Canine Cancer: Web Exclusive

For dog owners and lovers who want to learn more about this killer of 1 in 4 dogs. Presented by Morris Animal Foundation, with research by Colorado State and Cornell University veterinary cancer experts. To read more Click here.

Lama Guru Gyaltsen, Director of the Pema Ts'al Institute in Mundgod, India takes the students from the Institute on a pilgrimage to the four Holy places of Buddha. Click here to see Photos and read more.

Emily and Genevieve's

trip photos from Tibet.

In June of this year, my friend and colleague, Genevieve and I were privileged to have the opportunity to travel to Tibet. Our two and a half week journey took us to some of the most sacred and wonderful places in Tibet, including the Jokhang Temple, Samye Monastery and our favorite, Sakya Monastery. In addition to the many people we met along the way, we also had the great fortune to encounter many furry and feathered friends.

For the next few weeks, Little Lotus Hearts will be featuring our photographs and anecdotes about these animals. Our first group features animals we met on our visits to Drepung Monastery, Nechung Monastery, the Potala Palace, Norbulingka, Jokhang Temple, Ramoche Temple, Sera Monastery and Samye Monastery, as well as animals we encountered on the road! We hope you enjoy the photos! Check back regularly, as we will be adding new pictures from our trip on a weekly basis. Click here to visit our Animals of Tibet Page.

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