The Aspinall Foundation are pleased to announce their new partnership with Holiday Inn Express in Folkstone as they launch a tasty new way to help save the tiger from extinction. The Tiger Burger, an 8oz cheese burger with 2 rashers of bacon (like tiger stripes!) will be available to purchase from the Holiday Inn Express near Junction 12 of the M20 for a limited time, with £1 from each burger being donated to support the work of the Aspinall Foundation.
If you’re looking for something a bit different when adoption an animal, why not check out the awesome Adopt in a Box package from the Aspinall Foundation. There is a selection of 5 different animals to choose from, including a Meerkat, Gorilla, Giraffe, Tiger and Elephant.
A group of fundraisers travelled 2500 miles across Europe in a black cab to help raise money for the Aspinall Foundation, and in particular their Honey Badger. The group set off from Dover and travelled through Dijon, Asti, Munich, Hanover and back through Calais as part of the 2010 Screwball Rally, raising £300.
The Aspinall Foundation is an animal conservation charity, who, working with Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks in Kent is devoted to saving rare and endangered animals, and, wherever possible returning them to protected areas in the wild.
The Aspinall Foundation has a solid background in the breeding and reintroduction of threatened species, in particular two long-standing rehabilitation and reintroduction projects in Congo and Gabon for western lowland gorillas. We have also recently launched a new project to protect the critically endangered greater bamboo lemur in Madagascar and have entered into the planning stage for our newly created project to save the endangered Javan gibbon.
The Aspinall Foundation’s Howletts and Port Lympne Wild Animal Parks have been recognised in ‘The Beautiful South Awards of Excellence 2010’. These awards recognise those that have embraced multiple digital marketing for tourism in the area, with the parks winning gold in the ‘Digital Marketing Category’.
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