The Aspinall Foundation

The Aspinall Foundation is charity which works in conjunction with Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks in Kent to protect rare and endangered animals, and return them to protected areas in the wild.

	Adopt an animal today - donate just £3 a month From just £3 per month you will be helping to protect, feed, keep healthy and enriched through play, the animals in The Aspinall Foundation's care in Kent and around the world. In return The Aspinall Foundation will send you a wallpaper, fact sheet and certificate for your chosen animal, as well as a monthly e-newsletter and a free entry to one of The Aspinall Foundation's parks in Kent. You will receive regular updates on your animal. Registered Charity No. 326567

Support wildlife conservation and protect endangered species.

The Aspinall Foundation works to save rare and endangered animals. A widely known and respected organisation, the Aspinall Foundation works with particular diligence to combat the effects of the bush meat trade in Africa.

Although the goal of the foundation is to return these animals to protected areas in the wild, political and social constraints can sometimes make this impossible. As an alternative, the foundation also supports the Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks.

Each of these parks house around 500 animals and close to 50 different species.
Both parks have earned a sterling reputation in animal breeding and husbandry. For example, more than 24 black rhinos and 100 gorillas have been bred between the two parks. Moreover, Howletts was the first park in the UK to breed African elephants.

The efforts of this organisation require several million dollars in donations each year. In order to continue combating animal endangerment, the Aspinall Foundation urgently needs your support.

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