JoJo
Clever, playful orangutan JoJo loves swinging, solving puzzles and climbing high in the trees of his new forest enclosure.
Virtually adopting one of our animals helps provide the food, enrichment and expert care they need, while supporting our wider rescue and rehabilitation work. You’ll receive an adoption pack, a cuddly soft toy and regular updates so you can follow their journey. It also makes a meaningful gift for someone special.
Latest Adoption: Lissy & Gracie
Lissy and Gracie are both victims of the illegal dancing bear trade. Lissy was just three years old when she was rescued and already bearing the scars of cruelty, while Gracie had endured more than a decade of the same torment.
By adopting Lissy and Gracie today, you’ll help fund the specialist care and rehabilitation they need to finally live the peaceful lives they deserve.
Adopt Lissy & Gracie
By adopting Lissy and Gracie today, you’ll help fund the specialist care and rehabilitation they need to finally live the peaceful lives they deserve.
Our Adoptable Animals
Gatot
Little Gatot is busy learning to climb, build nests and make friends as he works his way from Baby School to Forest School. Adopt him today and cheer him on every step of his journey back to the wild!
Gito
Curious Gito loves exploring the forest with, often returning with black lips from all the fruit he’s found! After a difficult start in life, he’s going from strength to strength.
The Howler Troop
Orphaned and injured by electrocution, dog attacks and road accidents, the howler monkeys at our Costa Rica centre need round-the-clock care. Adopt the Howler Troop today and follow their inspiring journeys back to the wild!
Kenaya
Once chained to a tree for four months, Kenaya has blossomed since her rescue and now lives on Monkey Island with six orangutan friends.
Kobong
Rescued after a terrible electrocution, little Kobong is recovering at our primate rehabilitation centre in Java. Adopt him today to follow his journey and help protect slow lorises like him from the illegal pet trade!
Max
After 14 years in a tiny cage at a bus depot, gentle giant Max now spends his days splashing in the pool and napping in the sun with his companion Minnie.
Odum
Rescued from the cruel “dancing bear” trade and named by Julia Roberts, senior bear Odum now spends his days digging and foraging for termites. Adopt him today to help provide the special care he needs in his golden years!
Rahman
Found crying and alone on an oil palm plantation as a baby, Rahman now lives on Data Island with four orangutan friends, learning the skills he needs to survive in the wild.
Rickina
Small but mighty, Rickina is a leader in Forest School, teaching younger orangutans survival skills and hanging out with her best friends high in the trees. Adopt her today and join her on the road back to the wild!
What do you get?
Adopt one of the beautiful animals in our care today for yourself or a loved one and you can receive:
Online printable pack
- A personalised certificate in recognition of your adoption (PDF)
- A digital photo of your chosen animal to print out and keep (PDF)
- An animal fact sheet (PDF)
- Exclusive news & photos of your adopted animal
Postal pack
- A personalised certificate in recognition of your adoption
- A framed photo to display
- An animal fact sheet
- Exclusive news & photos of your adopted animal sent via email and available online
- A soft plush toy (optional)
FAQs
The income from our adoptions goes towards all of our projects. You will be supporting every aspect of our work all around the world, from rescuing bears in Armenia to releasing howler monkeys in Costa Rica to rehabilitating orangutans in Indonesia.
We aim to send out six updates a year on all our adoptable animals. Sometimes the rescue centres can get extremely busy, please do bear with us if you haven’t heard from your adoptable animal for a couple of months. Our staff are trying their best to get the updates out to you.
We always aim to release the animals in our care back into the wild. However, some animals stay with us forever and depend on us for lifelong care because they are no longer able to fend for themselves. By adopting one or more of the permanent members of our family, you can help us keep them healthy, happy and safe and support our work rescuing and rehabilitating other animals too. In return, you’ll become a special friend to an animal in need.