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Adopt an Animal

Adopt an animal in one of our sanctuaries and support our vision to create a world where people treat animals with respect, empathy and understanding. As a sponsor, you will receive an adoption certificate with a beautiful picture of your adopted animal. But there is even more – you will get a unique look behind the scenes when our caretakers send you updates, photos and videos of your adopted animal.

Vasylyna was found all alone, surviving the wreckages of war on Ukraine’s streets. The young lioness had escaped from private keeping in a house. Today, she lives in our LIONSROCK Big Cat Sanctuary in South Africa, together with lion Nikola. There, they have a huge nature-like enclosure to roam around and explore.


Michal was kept under terrible conditions in a Polish zoo, where he also lost his foreleg. Today he lives a species-appropriate life in our BEAR SANCTUARY Müritz. He is incredibly playful and loves to play with branches and sticks in the water. His missing foreleg doesn't stop him from anything.


Lili had a rough start in life. She was kept on a bile bear farm in the Nghe An province in Vietnam. In our BEAR SANCTUARY Ninh Binh, Lili got a second chance in life. Lili is incredibly active and curious about everything. She loves new enrichment and explores it enthusiastically.


Your adoption makes a difference! It does not only contribute to the care of your adopted animal but helps to protect animals in need worldwide. We are working hard to end the farming of bile bears, stop the abuse of big cats and rescue animals from horrible keeping conditions. Your support does even more than that – it brings us one step closer to a world where people treat animals with empathy, respect and understanding. Donations are used where needed most.

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