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
    • A bear leaving a river. Picture credit: www.martinusborne.com
      £12.00
      £12.00
    • Fattening pigs at outdoor system. Please be aware that outdoor systems can be challenging depending on weather conditions. These types of systems can be managed well or badly, so welfare outcomes can be varied. This pig doesn’t have ear notching, a high welfare indicator.
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      £14.00
    • Gina, one of the residents of the Romania Bear Sanctuary, enjoys a snack while playing in the snow. Credit Line: AMP
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      £15.00
    • 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
    • In October 2017, our partner the Marine Mammals of Maine (MMoME) fully rehabilitated and released its first two seals, Higgins and Orchard after they found the young harbor seal pups stranded and injured. World Animal Protection is providing funding and other support for the new triage center. Credit: World Animal Protection / Harrison Kennedy
      £18.00
      £18.00
    • 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
    • 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
    • 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