WWF Adopt An Animal

Adopting an endangered animal at the WWF is one of the best ways to protect it, and the whole species. You'll be providing help to an animal in great danger of extinction, and making a connection that lasts.

You can adopt an animal from as little as £3 per month from the WWF, choosing from either an elephant, rhino, tiger, panda, orangutan, dolphin or polar bear, and the WWF will send you an animal adoption pack which includes a gorgeous soft toy of your adopted animal, a fact booklet about your adopted species, a print of your adopted animal, a gretings card, WWF's tips on reducing your own carbon footprint and 3 issues of Wild World magazine with updates on your adopted species.

Adopt any of these threatened animals from the WWF and help save them from possible extinction! Alternatively, you can help the WWF by signing up for WWF membership, buying someone an ecological gift from the WWF Shop, raising money for WWF at no extra cost to yourself by appling for a WWF credit card or just by changing the way you live and reducing your carbon footprint.

     

   

WWF believes in a future where people and nature thrive!

What do you get when you adopt an animal at the WWF?

Choosing to adopt an animal at the WWF is one of the best ways to protect it, and the entire species. You'll be providing help to an animal in great danger of extinction, and helping to protect the environment in which it lives, plus you'll get an exciting adoption pack dispatched to you within a few days containing the following:

• A gorgeous soft toy of your adopted animal
• A fact booklet about your adopted species
• A print of your adopted animal
• A greetings card
• WWF's tips on reducing your own carbon footprint
• 3 Wild World adoption updates per year on your adopted species

Adopting an animal at WWF can make an ideal gift for someone but don't worry if you've left it too late and the adoption pack might not arrive in time, you can print or email a gift certificate to give on the day.

With almost five million supporters, the WWF Network is a powerful force for change. Being part of this global network means they can work collaboratively, pooling their collective resources and talents, and focusing on activities that have the most impact worldwide.