ADOPT ORANGUTAN

Help Care for the wild International continue their great work and various projects protecting wild animals that have been injured, orphaned or require continually long term care.

Adopt an Orangutan

Forest clearance for logging, mining and palm plantations has led to a consistent decline in orangutan numbers over the last ten years. The species is now only found in relic populations on the South East Asian islands of Borneo and Sumatra. The Sumatran orangutan is classified as critically endangered and the Borneo's as endangered. Logging and plantations are not only cutting into the orangutan's rainforest habitat, but also opening up previously inaccessibly areas to poachers. Forest invaders often shoot orangutan mothers and take their babies to be sold as pets.

Orphan orangutans lucky enough to be rescued and taken to the Orangutan Foundation's Care Centre in Southern Borneo receive the treatment, comfort and love they desperately need. They also gradually learn the essential survival skills that will enable them to return to the wild. Many orphans have been successfully rehabilitated and now live independently in safe parts of the Lamandau Nature Reserve.

By adopting Violet - the orangutan on CWI's adoption programme - you will ensure that she receives all the care she needs as she is rehabilitated to the wild. You will also help rescue and care for other orphan orangutans at the centre.

Pack Details

A personalised adoption certificate with a picture of the Orangutan

Cuddly toy 

An Orangutan fact sheet

A window sticker

An update after six months

Information required:

Delivery Address

Name of Adoptee