Ask CBS News: Does BP Have Wildlife Fund?

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Tonight we answered another one of your questions.

A viewer asked: "Has BP established any type of wildlife fund to help with the animals?"

CBS News Correspondent Kelly Cobiella answered from Port St. Joe, Fla., that the money BP makes from the oil recovered from this spill will go toward the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. BP has already made a $5 million donation.

Viewers can find information about the foundation and other organizations helping animals affected by the spill here.

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