Unusual Stocking Fillers to help animals
We're updating this page, so please come back and see us soon! Stocking fillers come in all sorts of shapes and sizes so here's a number of ideas...
 | The Reteti Elephant Sanctuary is based in northern Kenya and they rescue orphaned and abandoned baby elephants. They raise them and then - if they are able to - they release the elephants back into the wild, ususally with a herd adjacent to the sanctuary. Find out more from the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary. This is a great gift for elephant lovers - and the elephants! Image copyright Reteti Elephant Sanctuary. |
 | How about buying a bale of hay for rescue horses and ponies in Wales? You could buy a bale of hay for £6.50 for the horses and ponies at the Lluest Horse and Pony Trust. They get through an enormous amount of hay during the winter (the horses and ponies, not the staff!) Or why not sponsor a dental examination for £30.00? Canter off to the Lluest Horse and Pony Trust to find out more here. |
 | The Celia Hammond Animal Trust have these colourful bamboo socks for £6.99. Celia Hammond was a model in the early 1960s. She's devoted her life to improving the welfare of cats and dobs in the UK and now she campaigns for the rights of all animals. The Trust works in London and the South East to help stray, abandoned and unwanted animals and provides essential low cost preventative veterinary care – neutering, vaccinations and microchipping to pets belonging to low income owners. Visit their website here. |
 | Give a bar of Scent Trail Shea Butter Soap for the Orangutan Foundation! Just £4.00, it's palm oil free, scented with a combination of essential oils. This shea butter soap should leave your skin feeling moisturised and soft. Help the Orangutan Foundation help orangutans! You could also adopt an orangutan from £30.00, or sponsor an acre from £2.00 |
 | How about a nourishing hand cream from the WWT shop? There are a number of different ones, including the Geranium and Orange pictured left and they are £12.95 each. WWT help our vital wetlands, home to so many, many different species - and our wetlands are really important for storing carbon. Wetlands have the power to save species from extinction and tackle climate change but we are losing them fast, so the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust is on a mission to restore our wetlands for all of us. Visit the WWT's website here. |