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We know that making a gift using udopt is the right choice, but in case you are still undecided and are heading for the more traditional gift or present option, we urge you to read this first.
We know that making a gift using udopt is the right choice, but in case you are still undecided and are heading for the more traditional gift or present option, we urge you to read this first.
Well it’s all kicking of at the Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, as the primate keepers got themselves ready for Halloween in a rather unusual way.
The Western lowland gorillas had a bit of a treat the other day, when the gardening team decked out their home with an edible garden.
Here’s a great chance for you to meet a very special lady in our lives. This is Tilly, and she is the 100th Sponsored Puppy by Guide Dogs for the Blind. Tilly is a beautiful Labrador who loves cuddles and being made a fuss of, as you will see in the video on our blog.
Keepers from the primate enclosures at the Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks will be running 10 kilometres to help raise money for the Aspinall Foundation’s Back To The Wild Appeal.
Exciting news coming from the Aspinall Foundation’s Port Lympne Wild Animal Park as they welcomed a new female red panda named Wanmei.
The Aspinall Foundation will be holding a 1920’s themed ball this weekend, and you’re invited! That’s right, the a world leading conservation charity will be holding the ball at the historic Mansion & Gardens in the grounds of Port Lympne Wild Animal Park on Saturday 8th September 2012 to mark the mansion’s 100th birthday.
The Aspinall Foundations Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, is the new home for one of Madagascar’s top predators – the Fossa. These carnivorous, cat like creatures live in Madagascar and are related to the Mongoose family.
A new report conducted by TRAFFIC revealed that last year, 448 rhinos were killed in South Africa alone. To put this into context, the number of rhinos illegally killed five…
Looks like it’s not just us humans who like to relax in the sunshine with a lolly! Now that the summer sun has decided to show it’s face (finally!), the keepers down at the Howletts Wild Animal Park near Canterbury have been cooling off the lemurs with an ice cold treat as the temperatures soared.
If you struggled to get tickets for the Olympic’s in London this year, then not to fear, as the Aspinall Foundation are home to some of the best athletes in the world. For the whole of August, the Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks will be holding their own version – The Animal Athletics!
Keepers at the Port Lympne Wild Animal Park were absolutely over the moon when female Bamboo Lemur Belle gave birth on Tuesday 17th July 2012. Amazingly, the keepers can’t tell what gender the baby is yet as it’s too small, so no name have been chosen yet.
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