| The Iberian lynx is the world's most endangered feline species. The most recent assessment of the species' status revealed grim news — the numbers were not sufficient for the survival of the species in the long term. The wild cat is on the brink of extinction. There hasn't been an extinction of a cat species in at least 2,000 years. But there soon could be if we don't increase conservation efforts today. There are only about 100 adult animals left on the entire planet. While the Iberian lynx used to roam freely in Spain, Portugal and Southern France, the species is now confined to two small breeding populations in Southern Spain. They've lost their much of their habitat to human expansion and their food source is dwindling as rabbits face disease and population decline. Without action, they could soon lose their very existence. Please sign the petition to urge the government of Spain to devote resources to conservation efforts. Let's do all that we can to save this precious animal! Thank you for making a difference,  | | Alex B.
The Care2 Petitions Team | | 
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