Adopt an Elephant.

Show your support with an annual adoption

Annual elephant adoption.
You will be registered as an official WWF adopter using the billing details entered at checkout. Your adoption pack and regular updates will be sent to this address.
Price:
£36
Cuddly Toy: Include Toy

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The magnificent elephant is under threat; around 55 African elephants are killed a day for their tusks. Key populations are in decline due to poaching and a shrinking habitat.

In Asia, elephants have disappeared from approximately 85% of their historic range. While in Africa, poaching is an ever-present threat - this is largely due to illegal demand for ivory in Asia.

You'll receive:

Cuddly Toy An optional soft toy to love forever. Toy may vary from image shown.
Fact Pack Packed with facts, bookmarks and stickers.
Regular Updates We'll keep you updated on how you're supporting our vital work including sending your adoption updates three times a year.
Certificate and Background Get a personalised adoption certificate and a lovely elephant video call background.

Female elephants live in close family groups, led by the matriarch.

Your adoption really helps.

Animal adoptions like yours give a huge boost to our work. They help fund our work to protect elephant habitat, reduce poaching and address human-elephant conflict. They also help fund other vital work around the world.