Rihanna on mission to save the wolves

Rihanna is on a mission to save wolves.

Rihanna is on a mission to save wolves.

The animal-loving star has become obsessed with the predators and recently donated a generous portion of her £30m fortune to Wolf Haven, a conservation sanctuary in the US.

A source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Rihanna loves animals, and she has become particularly fascinated with wolves recently. She has earned a huge amount since she burst on to the scene in her teens.

"She wanted to do some good with it, and she would love to be able to save her favourite creatures from extinction. So she couldn't think of anywhere better to offer a boost to than the non-profit group, Wolf Haven. She sent them a five-figure sum."

As well as giving away the hefty sum, Rihanna has adopted her own wolf and is said to be especially concerned with the plight of the Mexican wolf, the most endangered mammal in North America.

While the 25-year-old singer usually splashes her cash on lavish holidays and in strip clubs, she has been known to make huge charitable donations in the past.

Last December, Rihanna gave £1.15m to a hospital in her native Barbados in memory of her late grandmother Clara 'Dolly' Braithwaite, who passed away from cancer.

The money was used to buy vital pieces of equipment for the radiotherapy department at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Bridgetown, which was subsequently renamed the Clara Braithwaite Centre for Oncology and Nuclear Medicine.

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