Really wild gifts

Gifts that change the world for animals. Buy a really wild gift for a friend today and reach out to animals in urgent need of protection.

When you order a really wild gift, we'll send you a card to give to the person receiving the gift. The funds are used to help animals in need all around the world.

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    • Graeme the bear relaxing in the sanctuary in Zarnesti, Romania. Graeme lost his right eye many years ago but is now in good health. Credit Line: AMP
      £10.00
      £10.00
    • A bear eating a treat in a bear sanctuary. Credit Line: World Animal Protection
      £12.00
      £12.00
    • Bhoori, one of the Himalayan brown bears at Balkasar sanctuary, has been there since she was rescued in 2001. Credit Line: World Animal Protection
      £15.00
      £15.00
    • In the lush green hills outside of Luang Prabang in northern Laos, is the first non-riding elephant sanctuary in the country, MandaLao elephant conservation. Credit Line: World Animal Protection / Nick Axelrod
      £15.00
      £15.00
    • Help provide a happier life for a pig
      £16.00
      £16.00
    • This wild mother and infant sloth were photographed in the Sobrenia National Park, which surrounds the Panamá Canal. Credit Line: WDabrowka, KVang @birdexplorers.com
      £21.00
      £21.00
    • Stop tiger selfies
      £22.00
      £22.00
    • World Animal Protection's partner group Sierra Leone Animal Welfare Society (SLAWS) began a campaign of rabies vaccinations in Freetown, Sierra Leone. The vaccination drive aims to immunise 70 percent of the dog population against rabies, which is proven to protect the community. Pictured: a member of staff holds Fidel the puppy. Credit: World Animal Protection / Michael Duff
      £24.00
      £24.00
    • Give a bear hug
      £25.00
      £25.00
    • Give chickens a life worth living
      £25.00
      £25.00
    • Help protect dolphins
      £30.00
      £30.00
    • Going undercover: help fund investigations to end animal suffering
      £33.00
      £33.00
    • Rene at Balkasar sanctuary, Pakistan. Rene meaning 'reborn' was rescued in June 2012. Credit Line: WSPA
      £100.00
      £100.00
    • A bear in woodland
      £516.00
      £516.00