Cheshire Wildlife Trust
What you'll receive for £25: Welcome letter, certificate, postcard to share with a friend, a cuddly otter toy or book, plus a booklet all about otters and what your making possible through your amazing support, all presented in a gift box!
Adopt an otter with Cheshire Wildlife Trust.
Devon Wildlife Trust
What you'll receive for £23: A soft toy, fact sheet, certificate of adoption, and a maze with colouring pencils for children.
Adopt an otter with Devon Wildlife Trust.
Durham Wildlife Trust
What you'll receive for £25: A personalised welcome letter, a beautiful otter cuddly toy, a two-page fact sheet about the species and a personalised certificate.
Adopt an otter with Durham Wildlife Trust.
Scottish Wildlife Trust
What you'll receive for £30: A personalised adoption certificate, a beautiful wooden keyring featuring an otter, an exclusive papercraft model of an otter, a Eurasian otter fact file, a Go Wild activity book, an otter bookmark, two stunning otter postcards, details on how to sign up to receive exclusive email updates about otters.
Adopt an otter with Scottish Wildlife Trust.
Worcestershire Wildlife Trust
What you'll receive for £15: A personalised adoption certificate, otter fact sheet and photograph.
Adopt an otter with Worcestershire Wildlife Trust.
Wiltshire Wildlife Trust
What you'll get for £24: A certificate, fact sheet, soft toy and a wildlife gardening leaflet to help encourage wildlife into your garden.
Adopt an otter with Wiltshire Wildlife Trust.
Surrey Wildlife Trust
What you'll receive for £25: A personalised adoption certificate, otter fact sheet, a soft toy, photograph, sticker, and two newsletters a year showing how your support is helping.
Adopt an otter with Surrey Wildlife Trust.

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Norfolk Wildlife Trust
What you'll receive for £25: Personalised certificate, beautifully illustrated fact sheet, Norfolk Wildlife Trust branded gift item and information about the work of Norfolk Wildlife Trust and visiting the nature reserves.
Adopt an otter with Norfolk Wildlife Trust.