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Symbolic Adoption · Endangered

Adopt a Tiger

Fewer than 5,000 tigers cling on in the wild — hunted for skins and bone and squeezed out of their forests. Your monthly adoption funds the teams holding the line across Asia.

A wild tiger walking through dry forest

<5,000

Wild tigers remain

Source: IUCN Red List

70%

Of wild tigers in India

Source: range-country data

2

In-network countries

Source: Indonesia and Malaysia

Endangered

IUCN status

Source: IUCN Red List

What Your Adoption Funds

Monthly adoptions are pooled into WARN's Tiger Programme and grant out to vetted partners across our tiger range countries.

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Anti-Poaching Support

Your adoption funds the patrol kit, monitoring and ranger capacity that keeps poachers out of tiger forests.

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Conflict Response

Your adoption supports rapid-response teams that safely manage tigers straying into villages, protecting people and cats alike.

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Rescue from the Trade

Your adoption helps partner sanctuaries take in tigers seized from traffickers or rescued from grim captive conditions.

What You'll Receive

  • Personalised digital adoption certificate (PDF, gift-ready)
  • Tiger species fact file and rescue story
  • Quarterly email updates from the programme
  • Gift receipt for your records
  • Option to dedicate your adoption as a gift with recipient's name on the certificate
Tiger adoption

Adoption

Certificate

Digital · Gift-ready PDF

Choose Your Adoption Gift

Pick a tier, choose monthly or one-off, and optionally dedicate it as a gift. The maximum possible share of your adoption goes to the Tiger Programme.

Donate £10 per month

Cancel any time · Certificate emailed within 4 hours of payment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many wild tigers are left?
Fewer than 5,000 tigers remain in the wild, down from around 100,000 a century ago. The tiger is classed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List, and roughly 70% of the world's wild tigers live in India, the result of decades of protected-area work.
What does my tiger adoption fund?
Your monthly adoption is pooled into WARN's Tiger Programme and granted through the current in-network focus of Indonesia and Malaysia — funding anti-poaching context, human-wildlife conflict response, rescue from the illegal trade and habitat protection.
Does WARN run its own tiger reserve?
No. WARN is a global not-for-profit animal welfare organisation that raises funds and makes grants to, and partners with, established anti-poaching teams, rescue groups and sanctuaries. We fund frontline work rather than running our own facilities.
Can I cancel at any time?
Yes. Email [email protected] and we will cancel your monthly adoption within two working days, with no penalty.