Do you love wildlife and want to make a difference?
Adopt an animal from just £3.00 a month.
Three reasons to adopt right away
- A perfect present as adoptions come with gifts packs including cuddly toys. Certain to raise a smile for all ages.
- A great way to show that you care about protecting endangered animals and their environments.
- Choose from over 30 different species such as a Dolphin, a tiger or even a Meerkat – simples!
Animals needing your help :
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Sponsor a Puppy Sparkle
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Adopt a Snow Leopard
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Adopt A Tiger
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Adopt a Leopard
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Adopt a Polar Bear
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Adopt a Penguin
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Adopt a Dolphin
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Adopt a Turtle
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Adopt an Orang-Utan
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Adopt an Elephant
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WWF Adopt the Snow Pack
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Barbary / Atlas Lion
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Sponsor a Puppy Dudley
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Meerkat Adopt in a Box
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Western Lowland Gorilla
Adopt an Animal Charities - Adopt Online from just £3.00 a month
Choose from our UK charities below then pick which animal you would like to support. Your selected charity will keep you up to date with how your animal is doing, as well as providing more general information on how your money is being put to good use. Adopt an animal today and show the world that you are an animal protector.
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WWF Adopt an Animal
from £3 a month
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Sponsor a Puppy with Guide Dogs for the Blind
from £4.33
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The Aspinall Foundation
from £3.50 a month
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WWF Go Wild Club
from £3 a month
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The Aspinall Foundation Adopt in A Box
from £10.00
Latest News from Adopt an Animal
WWF Concern as Tigers Still Vulnerable to Poaching
WWF charity representatives have reported that up to a third of the world’s 63 legally protected tiger sanctuaries areas only just maintain their minimum protection requirements. At the 2010 ‘Tiger Summit’ in Russia, the Tiger Range Governments committed to doubling the number of wild tigers by 2022, but this looks a long way off if the designated refuges are not being run properly.
Guide Dog of the Year Awards 2012
Guide Dogs for the Blind are pleased to announce that Specsavers will be sponsoring this year’s Guide Dog of the Year Awards. The event will be held in central London on Thursday 19th July 2012 to celebrate the partnership formed between dog and owner. There’s a whole host of prizes to be won, and you can nominate someone for an award too!
WWF Concern as Rhino Poaching Case Delayed
WWF charity officials are concerned that a court case against a gang suspected of killing 20 Rhinos in South Africa, has been postponed.
Guide Dogs Welcome Compulsory Microchipping
Guide Dogs for the Blind officials have welcomed the news that the Government is proposing the compulsory microchipping of dogs in England. With major concerns about the rise in the number of attacks on guide dogs, the charity is calling for the measure to be put into place across the whole of the UK.
New Javan Gibbon at Aspinall Foundation
Aspinall Foundation officials at the Howletts Wild Animal Park are delighted to welcome the arrival of a new baby Javan gibbon to their family. These beautiful creatures are currently the most endangered gibbon species on the planet, with as few as 2,500 remaining in their natural habitat.
