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Once found roaming throughout Africa and much of Asia, today the lion can only be found in a few scattered areas of Africa and the Gir forest of India. There are estimated to be no more than 200 Asian lions surviving in the wild. The African lion is less rare but still threatened.  
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The lion symbolizes strength, power, beauty and grace. Unfortunately, these qualities made it the ultimate kill for many hunters and their numbers dropped by an estimated 75%. Through protective legislation, hunting is being controlled but the lion faces new threats associated with the loss of its habitat.

If you adopt a lion we can help to protect these wonderful animals.

 
 
By purchasing a Lion Adoption Pack, you will be helping One World Wildlife continue to save endangered species and habitats.
  Adopt a lion for just £30 and you will receive an Lion Adoption Pack containing;  
  an adoption certificate  
  a lion photograph  
  four lion postcards  
  One World Wildlife introductory pack containing an information sheet on your species.  
   a beautiful lion soft toy.  
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  Or for just £30, you will receive a Lion Adoption Pack containing;  
  an adoption certificate  
  a lion photograph  
  four lion postcards  
  One World Wildlife introductory pack containing an information sheet on your species.  
  'Lions', a wonderful general introductory book into the king of the beasts.  
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The pack can be sent with a gift tag and personal message attached
 


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