Photos: © Terry Whittaker/2020 VISION (Hazel Dormouse); © Peter Cairns/2020VISION (Osprey)
Adopt an Animal
Whether you love the endearing Hazel Dormouse or the majestic Osprey, would you like a way to do more for these incredible animals?
Our Adopt an Osprey and Adopt a Dormouse schemes are a fantastic way to support your favourite wildlife conservation charity. They also make wonderful gifts at any time of the year, whether for Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries, St Dwynwen’s Day or Mother’s Day.
All proceeds go towards conserving and protecting these creatures – both key species specifically mentioned in our Strategy for 2030 – and many others in this special, wild corner of Mid Wales.
Please note: If you’re ordering one of our Animal Adoption schemes as a Christmas gift, orders need to be placed no later than Tuesday 17th December 2024 to ensure adoption packs are received in time for Christmas. Any orders received after 17th December 2024 will be processed on 6th January 2025.
Photo: © Peter Cairns/2020VISION
Your Adopt an Osprey pack
Your adoption pack will contain a welcome letter and an A4 print of an artwork that has been specially produced and generously donated to MWT for this scheme by local artist, Diane Rose. Based in Llanidloes, accomplished printmaker Diane has produced this striking linocut print of an Osprey in flight, fish in its talons. To find out more about Diane Rose, visit: midwalesarts.org.uk/artists/diane-rose
Hazel dormouse © Niall Benvie/2020VISION
Your Adopt a Dormouse pack
Your adoption pack will contain a welcome letter and an A4 print of an artwork that has been specially produced and generously donated to MWT for this scheme by local artist, Daisy Dunn Arts. Based near Welshpool, wildlife artist and ecology student Daisy has produced this delightful watercolour, acrylic and charcoal painting of a Hazel Dormouse climbing. To find out more about Daisy, visit her Daisy Dunn Arts shop on Etsy.
Adopt an Animal today...
Money raised goes to local wildlife conservation work, such as managing nature reserves or creating new habitats for these animals.