ADOPT A TIGER

As the largest cat on earth, the tiger is instantly recognisable with its red-orange fur and black stripes as unique to each animal as human fingerprints. With powerful, muscular bodies, retractable claws and acute senses, tigers are great predators able to reach impressive speeds in short bursts to catch prey.

Over the last century, wild tiger numbers have plummeted from 100,000 to an estimated 4,000, accompanied by a loss of more than 93% of tiger habitat range, according to the IUCN Red List. Tigers now stand on the very brink of extinction in many countries across south east Asia.

Conflict with farmers, poaching, habitat destruction and exploitation in captive tiger farms are some of the reasons why this species is under threat.

WHAT'S INCLUDED IN YOUR TIGER ADOPTION

Help care for tigers with an animal adoption and you’ll receive an exclusive adoption pack containing all of these items…

SOFT TOY

Your own cuddly toy tiger to keep at home.
Toy may vary from one shown.

ADOPTION PACK

Including a personalised certificate, animal story, fact sheet and glossy photo to display.

ADOPT MAGAZINE

A copy of our bi-annual Adopt magazine with exclusive updates.

Adoptions last one year (those paid monthly by direct debit roll over until cancelled).

TAKE A LOOK AT OUR ADOPT MAGAZINE

As part of the adoption pack you will receive a copy of our beautiful Adopt magazine. Each copy brings you the latest news on your adopted animal including how the money is being spent. These exclusive insights show how your ongoing support makes an impact on these animals’ lives. Your adoption really is life-changing.

Our magazine is published twice a year so you’ll receive your first edition in the adoption pack followed by a further update later in the year of your adoption. Take a peek inside to see some of our work in action…

ISSUES AFFECTING TIGERS TODAY

Listed as Endangered according to the IUCN, three tiger sub-species have already become extinct, leaving six sub-species under threat. Once free to roam over vast ranges, habitat destruction has left scattered populations over 13 countries. As a result, tigers and farmers are driven ever closer together, with farmers killing tigers that prey on their livestock for food.

Poaching and the illegal trade in tiger body parts for Asian medicine have also had a devastating impact. Fuelling the demand, tiger farms in China and Southeast Asia breed captive animals for trade which undermines efforts to stop the practice and causes extreme suffering to the tigers held captive.

Tigers continue to be held in captivity for entertainment, found in zoos and circuses across the globe, as well as in private collections. These living conditions deny them the space and natural habitat they deserve, and cause great concern for animal welfare.

ADOPTING A TIGER WILL HAVE A MASSIVE IMPACT

Funds from your adoption will help care for rescued tigers at our sanctuary in India and run initiatives to promote co-existence and help prevent human-wildlife conflict.

With your help, we can work towards a secure future for the wild tiger population and bring them back from the brink.

Your money will help:

Care for rescued tigers at our sanctuary in India

Rescue tigers from captivity and suffering

Protect wild tiger populations and aid recovery in India and south east Asia

Conduct anti-poaching patrols and ranger training

Reduce conflict with local communities and promote awareness of tiger conservation

Run environmental education programmes for local communities

Research and monitor tiger populations

Campaign against the illegal wildlife trade and tiger farming

ADOPTION PACK DELIVERY INFORMATION

We will process and send your order within 3 working days, and would normally expect it to arrive within 7 working days to addresses within the UK. All UK orders are sent via Royal Mail 2nd class delivery. Please allow 28 days for delivery on overseas orders. Please note – we cannot hold orders for delivery on a specific date.

Orders do not need to be signed for, but come in a box which won’t fit through the letterbox so you will need to be available to accept the delivery. A card will be left if you’re unavailable.