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International Animal Rescue : Support With Donate or Adopt Orangutan


From as little as 14p | 20¢ per day you can make a difference to the orangutans in our care. Orangutans are a highly endangered species, and each one we rescue must undergo a lengthy and costly rehabilitation process before they can then be released. Your support will make a real difference.

SUPPORT : DONATE OR ADOPT ORANGUTAN


Adoption Pack


We have two types of pack that you can choose from:


Digital Adoption Pack


A digital adoption is perfect for an instant gift! You (or your gift recipient) will receive a personalised certificate in recognition of your adoption, a photo of your adopted animal for you to print out if you wish, a fact sheet about the animal, and regular updates throughout the year about the animal. The updates will be on the website and available to view only by adopters, so anyone who hasn’t adopted the animal will not be able to view the very latest photos, videos and updates about him or her.

It’s the perfect environmentally friendly gift!


Postal Adoption Pack


The postal pack allows you to choose whether or not to include a cuddly toy of the animal you adopt. It makes a lovely present for birthdays and Christmas, with a permanent reminder of the way you are helping us rescue and protect animals. You will also receive a personalised certificate in recognition of your adoption, a photograph of the animal, a fact sheet about the animal, an International animal Rescue window sticker, a pack of International Animal Rescue stickers, an information leaflet about our work, and regular updates throughout the year about the animal. The updates will be on the website and available to view only by adopters, so anyone who hasn’t adopted the animal will not be able to view the very latest photos, videos and updates about him or her.

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