Tiger Adoption - Help endangered tigers before it's too late
The number of tigers in the wild is rapidly declining. These are the problems they face:
- Tigers are killed by poachers for their skins.
- They're also killed to supply bones and body parts for traditional Chinese medicine.
- Their prey is poached.
- The biggest threat of all is human population growth. It increasingly leads to direct conflict with humans, a clash which the tigers always lose in the end.
Make a real difference. Adopt a tiger.
You can adopt Malu Pothi, a female Bengal tiger. Malu Pothi is one of the last 150 Bengal tigers left in Nepal.
Bengal Tiger Adoption Pack. Click to Adopt a tiger now.
Tiger adoption pack
When you adopt we'll send you a tiger adoption pack. This includes:
- A cuddly toy tiger
- A fact booklet about tigers
- A beautiful tiger print
- A greetings card
- Three issues of Insight magazine throughout the year with updates about tigers. Download an example newsletter now (PDF, 479KB).
- WWF's tips on reducing everyone's environmental impact
Why not adopt for someone else and send this as a gift?
Last minute gift?
No problem! If you are worried the adoption pack might not arrive in time, you will be able to print or email a gift certificate to give on the day.
For Christmas delivery, adopt by 1pm Friday 18 December.
How you can
make a real
difference
Experts fear that there are no more than 4,000 tigers left. Please help save them. Adopt a tiger and this is how you'll help:
- Space and protection are imperative to the tiger's survival. When you adopt, you help provide both.
- WWF works with the governments, partner organisations and local people in each of the countries where tigers struggle to survive.
- We can help create reserves where the tigers can roam undisturbed, and not come into conflict with humans.
- We also help set up protection from illegal poachers.