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Indonesia

Indonesia is the largest of WARN's partner-network countries and one of the most biodiverse nations on earth. It is also one of the most heavily impacted by deforestation, the…

A Bornean orangutan in the canopy of a rescue sanctuary in Kalimantan, Indonesia, surrounded by primary rainforest

Indonesia is a Southeast Asian archipelago of more than 17,000 islands, home to Bornean and Sumatran orangutans, Sumatran tigers, Javan and Sumatran rhinos, the Komodo dragon and the sun bear; its wildlife is under sustained pressure from palm-oil and pulpwood deforestation, the illegal pet trade, and one of the world's largest contributions to marine plastic.

Key Facts About Indonesia

  • WARN's largest planned launch country, with operations focused initially in Kalimantan (Borneo).
  • Home to two orangutan species, the Sumatran tiger, the Javan rhino, the Sumatran rhino and the Komodo dragon — all listed Endangered or Critically Endangered.
  • Indonesia loses an estimated 270,000 hectares of primary rainforest each year.
  • Indonesia is consistently ranked among the top three marine-plastic-contributing countries globally.
  • Our planned Borneo programme will focus on orangutans stranded inside active palm-oil concessions.
  • Indonesia contributes an estimated 270,000 hectares of primary-forest loss each year.
  • Marine plastic from Indonesian rivers affects sea turtles and coastal wildlife across the archipelago.

What is the wildlife situation in Indonesia?

Indonesia is home to roughly 17% of the world's mammal species, more than any other country. It is also one of the most rapidly deforesting nations — UNEP-WCMC data shows sustained primary-forest loss across Sumatra, Kalimantan and Papua. Wildlife trafficking through Jakarta, Surabaya and Medan remains a major UNODC concern.

What is WARN preparing to do in Indonesia?

Our planned launch focus is Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo). The orangutan appeal funds locating and extracting orangutans stranded inside active palm-oil concessions, supporting a long-term forest rehabilitation sanctuary, and contributing to in-country veterinary capacity. We are also preparing supporting work on sun bears, sea-turtle plastic-rescue, and trafficked-wildlife sanctuary support.

Why Indonesia and not elsewhere?

Three factors: scale (the number of Critically Endangered species concentrated in one country), trafficking exposure (Indonesia is both a major source and a transit point), and welfare gap (in-country rescue and sanctuary capacity has not kept pace with deforestation rates).

Orangutans and palm-oil concessions

When lowland forest is cleared for palm oil, orangutans become stranded in fragments too small to support them. Rescue means sedation, transport and years of rehabilitation before any soft release — work our Kalimantan partners are preparing to scale.

Trafficking through Indonesian ports

Jakarta, Surabaya and Medan remain major UNODC concern points for wildlife trafficking. Partner grants can fund customs detection, seizure triage and sanctuary placement for live animals.

Threats to Wildlife in Indonesia

Palm-oil and pulpwood deforestation

Illegal pet trade

Wildlife trafficking

Marine plastic pollution

Habitat fragmentation

What WARN Funds in Indonesia

Our planned Kalimantan programme will locate orangutans stranded inside active palm-oil concessions, sedate and transport them out of danger, and contribute to a long-term rehabilitation sanctuary alongside local conservation partners. Supporting work covers sun bears, sea turtles, and trafficked-wildlife sanctuary support.

Key Species in Indonesia

Critically Endangered

Bornean orangutan

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Critically Endangered

Sumatran orangutan

Critically Endangered

Sumatran tiger

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Critically Endangered

Javan rhinoceros

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Critically Endangered

Sumatran rhinoceros

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Endangered

Komodo dragon

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Vulnerable

Sun bear

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Critically Endangered

Sunda pangolin

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Vulnerable / Endangered (species dependent)

Slow loris

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Indonesia FAQ

Why is Indonesia such an important country for wildlife rescue?
Indonesia hosts the highest concentration of Critically Endangered species in any of WARN's partner-network countries. It also has one of the highest deforestation rates and one of the highest rates of marine plastic input to the ocean.
What is the main threat to Indonesian orangutans?
Habitat loss to palm-oil and pulpwood plantations is the dominant threat. Orangutans displaced from cleared forest become trapped in shrinking forest fragments where they cannot find food or mates, and become the targets of the illegal pet trade.
Which Indonesian islands does WARN focus on?
Our planned launch focus is Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo), with supporting work on sun bears, sea turtles and trafficked-wildlife sanctuary capacity elsewhere in the network.
Does WARN run orangutan sanctuaries?
No. WARN makes grants to established Indonesian rehabilitation partners. We do not operate WARN-branded sanctuaries.
How bad is marine plastic in Indonesia?
Indonesia is consistently ranked among the top three marine-plastic-contributing countries. That directly affects sea turtles, dolphins and coastal bird welfare.
What is the Javan rhino situation?
Fewer than 80 Javan rhinos survive in Ujung Kulon National Park — one of the rarest mammals on earth. Rhino funding in-network also reaches Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, India and Nepal.
Can I donate specifically for Sumatran tigers?
Yes — the tiger appeal funds anti-poaching and conflict response through partners in Indonesia and Malaysia, the in-network tiger range.
Why is Indonesia WARN's largest planned country?
Scale: the highest concentration of Critically Endangered species in any partner-network country, plus acute trafficking and deforestation pressure.

Rescue Guides for Indonesia

Focused pages for the specific animal rescue searches connected to Indonesia, from trafficking response to sanctuary and veterinary care.

Malaysia · Wildlife trafficking

Pangolin Rescue in Malaysia

Pangolin rescue in Malaysia focuses on intercepting trafficked Sunda pangolins, stabilising seized animals, and releasing suitable survivors into protected habitat through specialist rehabilitation partners.

Borneo · Orangutan rescue

Orangutan Rescue in Borneo

Orangutan rescue in Borneo focuses on moving stranded or injured orangutans out of danger, rehabilitating orphans for years, and protecting forest release sites.

Southeast Asia · Companion animal rescue

Dog and Cat Meat Trade in Southeast Asia

The dog and cat meat trade in Southeast Asia moves companion animals through high-stress capture, transport and slaughter routes; rescue depends on enforcement, shelter capacity and demand reduction.

Southeast Asia · Exotic pet trade

Slow Loris Pet Trade Rescue

Slow loris pet trade rescue is difficult because trafficked lorises often arrive with clipped teeth, stress injuries and specialist dietary needs after being taken from the wild for viral exotic pet demand.

Sri Lanka · Marine rescue

Sea Turtle Rescue in Sri Lanka

Sea turtle rescue in Sri Lanka focuses on protecting nests, reducing bycatch, treating injured turtles and helping hatchlings reach the sea safely.

Borneo · Rehabilitation method

Orangutan Forest School

Orangutan forest school is the long rehabilitation process where orphaned orangutans learn climbing, nest-building, foraging and social skills before any possible return to protected forest.

Malaysia · Transit routes

Malaysia Wildlife Trafficking

Malaysia wildlife trafficking matters because the country sits on key regional routes for pangolins, birds, reptiles and big-cat parts, making customs detection and live-animal rescue capacity especially important.

Pangolin rescue · Seizure response

What Happens to Seized Pangolins?

Seized pangolins are assessed by specialist teams, stabilised in quiet quarantine, treated for stress or injury, and released only if they are healthy, wild-behaving and have safe habitat available.

Slow loris · Pet trade injury

Rescued Slow Loris Teeth Removed

Slow loris teeth are often cut or pulled by traders to prevent biting; rescued lorises with dental damage need urgent veterinary care and may be unable to return to the wild.

UK donors · International cat welfare

Help Stray Cats Abroad

From the UK, you can help stray cats abroad by funding neutering, vaccination, emergency treatment, community cat care and shelter support in countries where local capacity is limited.

Indonesia · Community cat welfare

Community Cats in Indonesia

Community cats in Indonesia need humane sterilisation, vaccination, emergency treatment and local education so colonies become healthier and future suffering is reduced.

UK donors · Dogs and cats abroad

Donate to Help Dogs and Cats Abroad

UK supporters can donate to help dogs and cats abroad by funding partner-led veterinary care, neutering, vaccination, emergency rescue, shelter capacity and humane alternatives to culling or meat-trade suffering.

UK donors · Monthly giving intent

Monthly Donation to Animal Rescue

A monthly donation to animal rescue through WARN provides predictable income that lets the network commit to partner grants, plan veterinary clinics and respond to emergencies — across the 17-country partner network.

UK donors · Elephant rescue intent

Donate to Elephant Rescue Abroad

UK supporters can donate to elephant rescue abroad through WARN by funding partner-led anti-snare patrols, rapid field-veterinary response and humane human–elephant coexistence for Sumatran and Bornean elephants in Indonesia and Malaysia.

UK donors · Gift Aid explainer

Gift Aid and International Donations for UK Donors

Gift Aid is only available to UK registered charities. WARN is a registered global not-for-profit, not a charity, so it cannot claim Gift Aid — but UK donors can still give effectively to partner-led animal rescue abroad with full receipt and transparency.

UK donors · Meat trade intent

Donate to Stop the Dog and Cat Meat Trade

UK supporters can donate to help stop the dog and cat meat trade by funding partner-led seizure rescue, quarantine, rabies-risk veterinary treatment, shelter capacity and demand-reduction work — with Indonesia and Malaysia as WARN's current in-network focus.

US donors · Tax status explainer

Is My Donation to WARN Tax-Deductible in the US?

WARN is a UK-registered global not-for-profit (Community Interest Company), not a US 501(c)(3) public charity. US donors can still give in USD with full receipts, but gifts are generally not tax-deductible on US federal returns — check your tax adviser for your situation.

UK donors · Gift adoption intent

Animal Charity Gift Adoption in the UK

A UK animal charity gift adoption through WARN is a symbolic monthly or one-off donation allocated to a species rescue programme — dog, cat, elephant, tiger, orangutan, macaw, pangolin or sea turtle from £5/month, with a certificate suitable for birthdays and occasions. It is not ownership of a real animal, and Gift Aid does not apply.

UK donors · Symbolic adoption

Symbolic Animal Adoption UK Charity

Symbolic animal adoption through WARN is a UK-friendly monthly or one-off donation from £5/month directed to a species rescue programme abroad — not ownership of an individual animal, and not Gift Aid eligible because WARN is a registered global not-for-profit, not a UK charity.

UK donors · International giving

Donate to an Animal Charity Abroad from the UK

UK donors can donate to animal rescue abroad through WARN in GBP with full receipts — gifts fund vetted partner-led CNVR, wildlife rescue and working-animal programmes across a 17-country network, without Gift Aid because WARN is a registered global not-for-profit, not a UK charity.

UK donors · Wildlife rescue intent

Donate to Wildlife Rescue from the UK

UK donors can donate to wildlife rescue abroad through WARN — choose a species appeal at /appeals for pangolins, tigers, gorillas, orangutans, rhinos, lions or elephants, or give generally at /donate for WARN to fund partner-led rescue across its 17-country network.

Wildlife rescue · Pangolins

Donate to Pangolin Rescue

You can donate to pangolin rescue through WARN at /appeals/pangolins — gifts fund partner-led seizure triage, low-stress rehabilitation and release monitoring for Sunda pangolins in Malaysia and Indonesia and Indian pangolins in regional trafficking context.

Wildlife rescue · Tigers

Donate to Tiger Conservation

You can donate to tiger conservation through WARN at /appeals/tigers — gifts fund partner-led anti-poaching patrols, human–tiger conflict response and habitat protection for Sumatran tigers in Indonesia and Malayan tigers in Malaysia, the in-network tiger range.

Anti-trafficking · Wildlife crime

Donate to Stop Wildlife Trafficking

You can donate to stop wildlife trafficking through WARN — gifts fund partner-led customs detection support, live-seizure veterinary triage, quarantine and sanctuary placement for pangolins, parrots, big cats and exotic pets across the 17-country partner network.

Habitat · Forest corridors

Donate to Rainforest Habitat Protection

You can donate to rainforest habitat protection through WARN at /appeals/habitats — gifts fund partner-led forest corridor protection, anti-deforestation patrols and community stewardship in Borneo for orangutans and jaguars, and in the Amazon and Colombia for jaguars and co-occurring species.

Vietnam · Bear bile farming

Donate to Moon Bear Bile Farm Rescue

You can donate to moon bear bile farm rescue through WARN at /appeals/moon-bears — gifts fund partner-led sanctuary placement, veterinary care and lifetime support for bears rescued from bile extraction farms in Vietnam and Indonesia within the 17-country partner network.

UK donors · Monthly sponsorship

Sponsor an Animal Monthly from the UK

You can sponsor an animal monthly from the UK through WARN from £5/month — via symbolic adoption at /adopt or monthly giving at /donate/monthly — funding partner-led CNVR, wildlife rescue and working-animal programmes across 17 countries without individual animal ownership.

Donor intent · Rescue giving

Animal Rescue Donations — How to Give Effectively

Animal rescue donations through WARN fund vetted partner-led CNVR, wildlife rescue, working-animal clinics and anti-trafficking triage across a 17-country network — pay in GBP or USD at /donate with full receipts, knowing WARN is a UK Community Interest Company global not-for-profit, not a registered charity and not Gift Aid eligible.

UK donors · Choosing where to give

Animal Welfare Charities — How to Donate Wisely

The best animal charities to donate to match your goal — local UK shelters for rehoming near you, registered UK charities if Gift Aid matters, or transparent international grant-makers like WARN if you want partner-led CNVR and wildlife rescue across 17 countries abroad (WARN is a UK CIC global not-for-profit, not a registered charity and not Gift Aid eligible).

UK donors · Local versus international

Donate to a Local Animal Shelter — UK & Abroad Routes

To donate to a local animal shelter in the UK, contact your nearest registered rescue or council pound directly for money, supplies or volunteering — WARN does not operate local UK shelters, but UK donors who want to help shelter dogs and cats abroad can fund partner-led CNVR and quarantine through /appeals/karachi-dogs and /appeals/dog-cat-meat across the 17-country network.

UK donors · Symbolic cat adoption

Adopt a Cat Symbolically from the UK

To adopt a cat into your UK home, contact your nearest registered cat rescue or branch for rehoming — WARN does not place cats in UK households, but you can symbolically adopt a cat from £5/month at /adopt/cat to fund partner-led TNVR, vaccination and meat-trade quarantine in Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia.

UK donors · Cat sponsorship

Sponsor a Cat from the UK

You can sponsor a cat from the UK through WARN from £5/month at /adopt/cat or /donate/monthly — sponsorship is pooled recurring support for trap-neuter-vaccinate-return, rabies-risk quarantine after seizures and kitten foster capacity in Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia, not naming, visiting or adopting an individual cat in a UK shelter pen.

UK donors · Shelter dog sponsorship

Sponsor a Shelter Dog from the UK

To sponsor a shelter dog in a UK kennel, contact your nearest registered rescue directly — WARN shelter dog sponsorship from £5/month at /adopt/dog funds partner-led CNVR, rabies vaccination and emergency shelter triage for street dogs abroad, not a named dog in a UK shelter pen.

UK donors · Cat charity donations

Donate to a Cat Charity from the UK

You can donate to cat charity from the UK through WARN at /appeals/dog-cat-meat or /donate in GBP — gifts fund community cat TNVR, vaccination and meat-trade quarantine through partners in Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia, while local UK cat rescue remains the route through your nearest registered branch.

US donors · Symbolic cat adoption

Adopt a Cat from a Charity in the US

To adopt a cat into your US home, contact your nearest local shelter, humane society or cat rescue for rehoming — WARN does not place cats in US households, but you can symbolically adopt a cat from $5/month at /adopt/cat to fund partner-led TNVR, vaccination and meat-trade quarantine in Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia.

US donors · Cat sponsorship

Sponsor a Cat from the United States

You can sponsor a cat from the US through WARN from $5/month at /adopt/cat or /donate/monthly — sponsorship funds community cat TNVR, vaccination and meat-trade quarantine through partners in Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia, not ownership of an individual cat in a US shelter.

US donors · Shelter dog sponsorship

Sponsor a Shelter Dog from the United States

To sponsor a shelter dog in a US kennel, contact your nearest local shelter or humane society directly — WARN shelter dog sponsorship from $5/month at /adopt/dog funds partner-led CNVR, rabies vaccination and emergency shelter triage for street dogs abroad, not a named dog in a US shelter pen.

US donors · Cat charity donations

Donate to a Cat Charity from the United States

You can donate to cat charity from the US through WARN at /appeals/dog-cat-meat or /donate in USD — gifts fund community cat TNVR, vaccination and meat-trade quarantine through partners in Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia, while local US cat rescue remains the route through your nearest shelter or humane society.

US donors · International rescue giving

Donate to Animal Rescue from the United States

US donors can donate to animal rescue abroad through WARN in USD with full payment receipts — gifts fund vetted partner-led CNVR, wildlife rescue and working-animal programmes across a 17-country network, knowing WARN is a UK CIC global not-for-profit, not a US 501(c)(3) and not tax-deductible.

US donors · Choosing where to give

Best Animal Charities to Donate To — US Guide

The best animal charities to donate to match your goal — local US shelters and humane societies for rehoming near you, US 501(c)(3) organisations if tax deduction matters, or transparent international grant-makers like WARN if you want partner-led CNVR and wildlife rescue across 17 countries abroad (WARN is a UK CIC global not-for-profit, not a US 501(c)(3) and not tax-deductible).

US donors · Wildlife rescue intent

Donate to Wildlife Rescue from the United States

US donors can donate to wildlife rescue abroad through WARN — choose a species appeal at /appeals for pangolins, tigers, gorillas, orangutans, rhinos, lions or elephants, or give generally at /donate for WARN to fund partner-led rescue across its 17-country network in USD.

US donors · Rescue giving

Animal Rescue Donations — US Donor Guide

Animal rescue donations through WARN fund vetted partner-led CNVR, wildlife rescue, working-animal clinics and anti-trafficking triage across a 17-country network — pay in USD at /donate with full payment receipts, knowing WARN is a UK CIC global not-for-profit, not a US 501(c)(3) and not tax-deductible.

Donor intent · Shelter giving

Donate to an Animal Shelter

To donate to a local animal shelter, contact your nearest registered rescue or humane society directly for money, supplies or volunteering — WARN does not operate local shelters, but donors who want to help shelter dogs and cats abroad can fund partner-led CNVR and quarantine through /appeals/karachi-dogs and /appeals/dog-cat-meat across the 17-country network.

Donor intent · Sanctuary giving

Donate to an Animal Sanctuary

Sanctuary donations typically fund daily care, veterinary bills and enclosure costs at a specific facility — WARN does not operate its own sanctuaries but makes grants to established partner sanctuaries and rehabilitation centres across 17 countries, channelling your gift through /donate or species appeals at /appeals.

Donor intent · Wildlife giving

Wildlife Charity Donation

Wildlife charity donations through WARN fund partner-led anti-poaching, seizure triage, rehabilitation and habitat-linked rescue for pangolins, tigers, gorillas, orangutans, elephants and more — give at /appeals or /donate with full receipts, knowing WARN is a UK CIC global not-for-profit grant network, not a registered charity.

Donor intent · Save animals

Donate to Save Animals

You can donate to save animals through WARN at /donate or /appeals — gifts fund partner-led street dog CNVR, community cat TNVR, wildlife anti-trafficking, working-equine clinics and rehabilitation programmes across a 17-country network with full donation receipts.

Donor intent · International welfare

Help Animals Abroad

You can help animals abroad through WARN by donating at /donate or /appeals — gifts fund vetted partner-led CNVR for street dogs, community cat TNVR, wildlife anti-trafficking and working-equine clinics across South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Africa, Southern Africa and South America.

Donor intent · International giving

International Animal Charity Donation

International animal charity donations through WARN fund vetted partner-led CNVR, wildlife rescue and working-animal programmes across 17 countries — pay in GBP, USD or EUR at /donate with full receipts, knowing WARN is a UK CIC global not-for-profit, not a registered charity and not Gift Aid eligible.

Occasion giving · Rescue gifts

Animal Rescue Charity Gift

An animal rescue charity gift through WARN is a symbolic adoption from £5/month at /adopt, a monthly sponsorship at /donate/monthly, or a one-off appeal donation at /appeals — honest programme support abroad with a gift certificate emailed on request, not ownership of an individual animal.

In-memory · Tribute giving

Donate in Memory of a Pet

You can donate in memory of a pet through WARN at /in-memory — tribute gifts are species-matched so a gift for a dog helps street dog CNVR abroad, a gift for a cat helps community cat programmes, with honest programme framing and optional memorial wall entry at /pet-memorial-wall.

Corporate giving · CSR

Corporate Donation to Animal Charity

Companies can make corporate donations to animal welfare through WARN at /donate or by emailing for partnership arrangements — gifts fund vetted partner-led CNVR, wildlife rescue and working-animal programmes across 17 countries, with transparent registration for CSR due diligence at /about/registration-status.

Legacy giving · Wills

Leave a Gift in Your Will for Animal Welfare

You can leave a gift in your will for animal welfare to WARN using the exact legal name World Animal Rescue Network CIC and company number 17298990 — your solicitor should use the registered company name and number in the will clause; WARN is a UK CIC global not-for-profit, not a registered charity.

Recurring giving · Sponsorship

Monthly Animal Sponsorship

Monthly animal sponsorship through WARN from £5/month at /adopt or /donate/monthly is recurring programme support for partner-led CNVR, wildlife rescue and working-animal welfare abroad — not naming or owning an individual animal, with cancellation anytime by email.

Occasion giving · Animal lovers

Charity Gift for an Animal Lover

A charity gift for an animal lover through WARN is symbolic adoption from £5/month at /adopt — choose dog, cat, elephant, tiger, orangutan, macaw, pangolin or sea turtle, with a gift certificate emailed on request and honest programme framing that funds partner-led rescue abroad.

Occasion giving · Christmas

Christmas Animal Charity Gift

A Christmas animal charity gift through WARN is symbolic adoption from £5/month at /adopt — choose a species programme, complete checkout, email WARN for a holiday gift certificate, with honest framing that funds partner-led rescue abroad rather than a pet under the tree.

Occasion giving · Birthdays

Birthday Animal Sponsorship Gift

A birthday animal sponsorship gift through WARN is symbolic adoption from £5/month at /adopt — complete checkout, email WARN for a birthday gift certificate, with honest framing that funds partner-led rescue programmes abroad rather than individual animal ownership.

UK donors · Elephant sponsorship

Sponsor an Elephant from the UK

You can sponsor an elephant from the UK through WARN from £5/month at /adopt/elephant or /donate/monthly — sponsorship funds anti-snare patrols, field veterinary response and human–elephant coexistence in Indonesia and Malaysia, not ownership of a named individual elephant.

US donors · Elephant sponsorship

Sponsor an Elephant from the United States

You can sponsor an elephant from the US through WARN from $5/month at /adopt/elephant — sponsorship funds anti-snare patrols, field veterinary response and human–elephant coexistence in Indonesia and Malaysia, not ownership of a named individual elephant.

UK donors · Symbolic elephant adoption

Adopt an Elephant from the UK

You can adopt an elephant from the UK through WARN's symbolic adoption from £5/month at /adopt/elephant — your gift funds partner-led anti-snare patrols, veterinary response and coexistence in Indonesia and Malaysia, not ownership of a named individual elephant.

US donors · Symbolic elephant adoption

Adopt an Elephant from the United States

You can adopt an elephant from the US through WARN's symbolic adoption from $5/month at /adopt/elephant — your gift funds partner-led anti-snare patrols, veterinary response and coexistence in Indonesia and Malaysia, not ownership of a named individual elephant.

UK donors · Orangutan sponsorship

Sponsor an Orangutan from the UK

You can sponsor an orangutan from the UK through WARN from £5/month at /adopt/orangutan — sponsorship funds partner-led rescue, forest school and rehabilitation in Indonesian and Malaysian Borneo, not ownership of a named individual ape.

US donors · Orangutan sponsorship

Sponsor an Orangutan from the United States

You can sponsor an orangutan from the US through WARN from $5/month at /adopt/orangutan — sponsorship funds partner-led rescue, forest school and rehabilitation in Borneo, not ownership of a named individual ape.

UK donors · Symbolic orangutan adoption

Adopt an Orangutan from the UK

You can adopt an orangutan from the UK through WARN's symbolic adoption from £5/month at /adopt/orangutan — your gift funds partner-led rescue, forest school and rehabilitation in Borneo, not ownership of a named individual ape.

US donors · Symbolic orangutan adoption

Adopt an Orangutan from the United States

You can adopt an orangutan from the US through WARN's symbolic adoption from $5/month at /adopt/orangutan — your gift funds partner-led rescue, forest school and rehabilitation in Borneo, not ownership of a named individual ape.

UK donors · Tiger sponsorship

Sponsor a Tiger from the UK

You can sponsor a tiger from the UK through WARN from £5/month at /adopt/tiger — sponsorship funds anti-poaching patrols, snare removal and human–tiger conflict response for Sumatran and Malayan tigers in Indonesia and Malaysia, not ownership of a named individual tiger.

US donors · Tiger sponsorship

Sponsor a Tiger from the United States

You can sponsor a tiger from the US through WARN from $5/month at /adopt/tiger — sponsorship funds anti-poaching patrols, snare removal and conflict response for Sumatran and Malayan tigers, not ownership of a named individual tiger.

UK donors · Symbolic tiger adoption

Adopt a Tiger from the UK

You can adopt a tiger from the UK through WARN's symbolic adoption from £5/month at /adopt/tiger — your gift funds anti-poaching patrols, snare removal and conflict response for Sumatran and Malayan tigers, not ownership of a named individual tiger.

US donors · Symbolic tiger adoption

Adopt a Tiger from the United States

You can adopt a tiger from the US through WARN's symbolic adoption from $5/month at /adopt/tiger — your gift funds anti-poaching patrols and conflict response for Sumatran and Malayan tigers, not ownership of a named individual tiger.

UK donors · Sea turtle sponsorship

Sponsor a Sea Turtle from the UK

You can sponsor a sea turtle from the UK through WARN from £5/month at /adopt/sea-turtle — sponsorship funds nest protection, bycatch reduction and rescue for hatchlings and injured turtles on coasts where WARN partners operate, not ownership of a named individual turtle.

US donors · Sea turtle sponsorship

Sponsor a Sea Turtle from the United States

You can sponsor a sea turtle from the US through WARN from $5/month at /adopt/sea-turtle — sponsorship funds nest protection, bycatch reduction and rescue on partner coasts, not ownership of a named individual turtle.

UK donors · Symbolic sea turtle adoption

Adopt a Sea Turtle from the UK

You can adopt a sea turtle from the UK through WARN's symbolic adoption from £5/month at /adopt/sea-turtle — your gift funds nest protection, bycatch reduction and rescue on partner coasts, not ownership of a named individual turtle.

US donors · Symbolic sea turtle adoption

Adopt a Sea Turtle from the United States

You can adopt a sea turtle from the US through WARN's symbolic adoption from $5/month at /adopt/sea-turtle — your gift funds nest protection, bycatch reduction and rescue on partner coasts, not ownership of a named individual turtle.

UK donors · Pangolin sponsorship

Sponsor a Pangolin from the UK

You can sponsor a pangolin from the UK through WARN from £5/month at /adopt/pangolin — sponsorship funds seizure triage, low-stress rehabilitation and release monitoring for Sunda pangolins in Malaysia and Indonesia, not ownership of a named individual pangolin.

US donors · Pangolin sponsorship

Sponsor a Pangolin from the United States

You can sponsor a pangolin from the US through WARN from $5/month at /adopt/pangolin — sponsorship funds seizure triage, rehabilitation and release monitoring in Malaysia and Indonesia, not ownership of a named individual pangolin.

UK donors · Symbolic pangolin adoption

Adopt a Pangolin from the UK

You can adopt a pangolin from the UK through WARN's symbolic adoption from £5/month at /adopt/pangolin — your gift funds seizure triage, rehabilitation and release monitoring for Sunda pangolins in Malaysia and Indonesia, not ownership of a named individual pangolin.

US donors · Symbolic pangolin adoption

Adopt a Pangolin from the United States

You can adopt a pangolin from the US through WARN's symbolic adoption from $5/month at /adopt/pangolin — your gift funds seizure triage and rehabilitation in Malaysia and Indonesia, not ownership of a named individual pangolin.

Appeals You Can Support in Indonesia

Back a specific cause for the animals of Indonesia. Every gift funds frontline rescue, veterinary care and humane coexistence work through our local partners.

Young orangutan in a forest rehabilitation centre
ONGOING

Indonesia · Malaysia

Orangutan Rescue

All three orangutan species are Critically Endangered. Support rescue, rehabilitation and soft-release in Borneo and Sumatra.

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A wild tiger walking through dry forest
URGENT

Indonesia · Malaysia

Save the Wild Tiger

Fewer than 5,000 tigers remain in the wild. Support anti-poaching, human-wildlife conflict response and rescue for tigers caught in captivity and the illegal trade, with Indonesia and Malaysia as the in-network focus.

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A pangolin curled protectively among leaf litter
URGENT

Indonesia · Malaysia · Pakistan

Save the World's Most Trafficked Mammal

Pangolins are the most trafficked wild mammals on earth. Fund rescue, rehabilitation and release for pangolins seized from traffickers, with Indonesia, Malaysia and Pakistan as the in-network focus.

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A slow loris clinging to a branch at night
URGENT

Indonesia · Malaysia

Save the Slow Loris

Torn from the forest and mutilated for the viral pet trade, the slow loris is vanishing. Fund rescue, specialist rehabilitation and release, with Indonesia and Malaysia as the in-network focus.

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A sea turtle swimming over a coral reef
ONGOING

Indonesia · Malaysia · Brazil · Colombia · Pakistan · Philippines

Protect Sea Turtles

Drowned in nets, choked by plastic and robbed of their nesting beaches, sea turtles are in freefall. Fund nest protection, bycatch reduction and rescue across WARN's coastal partner countries.

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A dog and cat rescued from the meat trade
ACTIVE

Indonesia · Malaysia

End the Dog & Cat Meat Trade

Support rescue operations, legal advocacy and community behaviour change to end the dog and cat meat trade across Southeast Asia.

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A family herd of Asian elephants in forest habitat
URGENT

Indonesia · Malaysia

Elephant Rescue & Protection

Sumatran and Bornean elephants face habitat loss, conflict and poaching. Fund rapid veterinary response and humane coexistence work through partners in Indonesia and Malaysia.

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Scarlet macaw rescued from the illegal pet trade
URGENT

Colombia · Indonesia · Brazil

Save the World's Most Trafficked Birds

Tens of thousands of macaws, parakeets and Amazon parrots enter the illegal pet trade every year. Help fund triage, rehabilitation and soft-release.

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Indonesia · Malaysia

Rescue Asia's Moon Bears

Moon bears face bile farming, trafficking and habitat loss across Southeast Asia. Fund sanctuary care, rescue operations and welfare support through partners in Indonesia and Malaysia.

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Tropical rainforest canopy
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17-country partner network

Protect Critical Habitats

Fund land protection and corridor restoration to tackle deforestation — the root cause of most wildlife crises.

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Help the Animals of Indonesia

Your donation funds the rescue teams, sanctuaries, and programmes protecting wildlife and street animals across Indonesia.

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