In Karimun Jawa, Indonesia, is Camp Lumba Lumba – the world’s first permanent facility dedicated to the rehabilitation and release of dolphins. For dolphins deemed releasable, this is where they are facilitated back into the wild.

For dolphins deemed unreleasable, they can retire at the Umah Lumba Center in a safe and healing seapen, and live out the rest of their lives in peace and dignity.

This is where previously captive dolphins that were held in zoos, or aquariums, are taught to be wild. Funded by our shop here, and by our partners at Dolphin Project. The open waters of Indonesia allow for an easy transition back to their wild mindset.

The pride of Africa is in it's nature and culture. Thanks to the program Gorilla Ambassadors initiated by Congo Tourism Gate, we are striving to conserve wildlife through our communities for our next generations. CTG is a non-profit organization supported through the visits to the mountain and lowland gorillas, volcanoes and other tourist attractions in the Democratic Republic of Congo. CTG also operates as Africa Tourism Gate and they can be found on Facebook.

The program aims to teach the young generation about wildlife so that they become future protectors of the fauna and flora. We host several different municipalities at our school in the city of Goma. Help us keep our mission alive!

Education unlocks strength.

Located right outside of Kalamazoo, this is the home of hundreds of reptiles who have come to us through adoption, donation, rescue, or from other institutions.  They have educated local and state authorities with animal control how to properly handle these animals when encountered in the field on site here to avoid mistakes and injuries. They also work with schools and universities to provide educational programs and internships.  

No animals are bought, sold, or traded at the Critchlow Alligator Sanctuary.  They provide a comfortable home and care for these animals for the rest of their lives. It's time to clean up the pet trades mess.

Founded in 2008 , our mission is to protect amphibian populations and to promote a society that respects and appreciates nature and wildlife.

To date, SAVE THE FROGS! staff and volunteers have organized well over 2,000 educational events in at least 57 countries; helped the betterment of legislation on behalf of amphibians; and created, restored and protected critical wetland habitats.

Amphibians have porous skin, meaning that they are prone to pollution and elemental threats. These creatures are known to be the most threatened species on Earth! Making this one of the most important movements yet.

Based in Scotland, they are one of two groups whose sole purpose is to help promote the welfare of bears around the Globe. Having access to a wide network of sanctuaries and conservation groups, we felt it best that our funding goes to them. There are eight species of bears on Earth and our goal is to help protect these amazing animals.

MYCAT specializes in getting the community involved, and quite frankly so do we. Our goal is to raise funding to help their efforts. Working hand in hand with local governments, they aim to protect the native habitat that the Malayan tigers call home.

After the passing of Eko the Tiger at the Naples Zoo, we thought this organization would fit our mission. Let's protect their native habitat! It starts with MYCAT.