Online animals for developing countries

Christine, though not a farmer, spends her time buying virtual livestock online, which Breeders Without Borders converts into real animals for developing countries. This initiative, active for seven years, provides livestock microcredit to places like Morocco, funded by online donors. The goal is to supply basic needs and promote development in villages. The livestock provides essentials like milk and supports community growth by enabling sales for necessities. Recipients of donor animals are encouraged to pass on offspring to others, creating a sustainable cycle that aids numerous families in achieving a better future.

What is Christine's main activity on the Internet?

• Writing blogs about animals

• Watching animal documentaries

• Purchasing virtual livestock

• Reading about farming techniques

What is the primary goal of Breeders Without Borders' initiative in Morocco?

• To create a tourist attraction

• To provide basic necessities and spur development

• To conduct scientific research

• To sell livestock for profit

How do the goats contribute to the development of the villages?

• By being used in competitions

• By providing milk and offspring

• By being sold to tourists

• By being used as pets

What is required to optimize the investment in livestock?

• Building infrastructure like hen houses and enclosures

• Increasing online advertisements

• Hiring more farmers

• Importing more animals

What is the sustainable model promoted by Breeders Without Borders?

• Keeping all animals for personal use

• Exporting animals to other countries

• Passing on offspring to other families

• Selling all animals for profit