Holiday gifts that help animals
Dec 8, 2009
© Emi Dinka/WSPA
This holiday season, as families look at ways to be kinder to their pocketbooks and extend their giving dollars, the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) is offering an ethical, less-is-more alternative that will have both an immediate and long-term impact — Really Wild Gifts.
Really Wild Gifts are purchased online, involve no paper or consumer goods, and they show that the person sending the gift really wants to make a difference. They help animals, and the people who rely on them around the world.
Proceeds from these gifts go to important international work such as building sanctuaries, funding mobile veterinary clinics, delivering aid after disasters, and protecting animals from cruelty.
Give the gift of animal welfare
Really Wild Gifts can be purchased by visiting www.ReallyWildGifts.ca. You make a donation to the animal of your choice, and then you can send an e-card to tell the recipient about the present and how it will help to protect animals in their name.
There are nine animals to choose from, including bears, elephants, donkeys, orangutans and dogs, and donations start at just $20. E-cards can be personalized and sent anywhere in the world, making them ideal as last-minute gifts or for friends and family living overseas.
More ways to give
© WSPA/Carlos Quesada
Really Wild Gifts have a lasting impact — for the sender, the recipient, and people and animals that benefit in countries all over the planet.
Save a life this year. Send a Really Wild Gift.
Shop our online catalogue at www.ReallyWildGifts.ca
