For one week only, you can make your support go twice as far by donating to Born Free’s Vanishing Futures matched funding ...

Great news – new cubs have been spotted in our homeland of Meru, Kenya. But, what happened when two adult males appeared?

Adopting an elephant helps to support Born Free’s work in preventing elephants’ mistreatment and endangerment. We work to stop elephants from being poached and killed for their ivory, as well as ...

Born Free’s 2023 survey reveals that over 2,700 dangerous wild animals are licensed to be kept privately in Great Britain (and there may be many more kept without a licence). A total of 187 private ...

Born Free’s Youth Ambassador Ayan Mehra has been leading school workshops in India to spread the message of wildlife conservation through art.

Born Free wants to end the suffering of wild animals in captivity, but we need your help. Please look out for the signs of distress or abuse in wild animals in captivity. Whether in your home country ...

Pangolins are unique. Unchanged for 70 million years, their future now hangs in the balance due to the brutal illegal trade in their scales and body parts. Snatched from the wild by poachers, ...

Looking to adopt an animal as a gift? Want to help save a life and support wildlife rescue? Adopt an animal with Born Free and you can help provide the care and protection these beautiful wild animals ...

Born Free strongly opposes the exploitation and keeping of wild animals in captivity and campaigns to Keep Wildlife in the Wild. Born Free is committed to preventing animal suffering and protecting ...

Born Free opposes the exploitation of wild animals in zoos and aquaria. Since 1984, Born Free has challenged the global zoo industry and today we lead the movement against the captive exploitation of ...

Every year, Born Free rescues, campaigns for and protects thousands of wild animals around the world. With your support we can continue to work tirelessly to ensure that all wild animals, whether ...

Tigers are the largest cat on Earth, but they are also one of the rarest, due to habitat loss and illegal poaching. Born Free is committed to conserving some of the largest remaining tiger populations ...