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HWF Adopt an Endangered Animal

Congratulations on adopting one of Hawaii's endangered and protected species! You are helping to protect and care for the unique creatures that inhabit the waters of Hawaii, the endangered species capital of the United States.

By adopting sea turtles, monk seals, dolphins, whales, or coral reefs you will:

Contribute to the survival and protection of those species through research, education and conservation programs.
Receive an adoption certificate with a picture of your adopted animal.
Support Hawai'i Wildlife Fund, a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of Hawaii's native wildlife.

Three easy steps to adopt:

Select Payment Type

Select Animal to Adopt

Step 1: Register with HWF

To begin, please register with HWF below.
Your information will be kept strictly confidential.

ADOPTION: I would like to adopt the following animal(s): O KE KAI (endangered): Humpback, Hawksbill & Monk Seal - $100 HONU'EA (endangered): Hawksbill Sea Turtle mother - $50 HONU'EA (endangered): Hawksbill Sea Turtle hatchling - $20 ILIO HOLO KAI (endangered): Hawaiian Monk Seal - $40 HONU (threatened): Green Sea Turtle Adult - $35 HONU (threatened): Green Sea Turtle Hatchling - $25 KOHOLA (endangered): Humpback Whale - $30 NAI'A (protected): Bottlenose Dolphin - $25 NAI'A (protected): Spinner Dolphin - $25 NAI'A (protected): Spotted Dolphin - $25
YOUR INFORMATION: (Please fill in the form below)
Name:
Email:
I would like to pay via (please select one): Pay Online with Credit Card Mail Check
Adoption is in the name of:
EMAIL PREFERENCE (please choose one): Please email occasional HWF updates I do not wish to receive any email
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:

Hawai'i Wildlife Fund is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of Hawaii's native wildlife through research, education and conservation.