Tyrion
"Tyrion is the son of Tereh and Alomah. We have observed him grow up with three brothers and sisters – our largest loris family yet! Even after seven years, babies like Tyrion are teaching how slow lorises learn, play and most of all, just how social these primates are! Supporting Tyrion will help us continue our behavioural research as well as helping with our education activities. This will help immensely too with reintroduction programmes, which are notoriously difficult yet so incredibly necessary."
Fernando
We have been following Fernando since 2013 and we have seen his bright and dark sides. A wonderful father to three offspring, Fernando changed when he lost his mate Maya. He became the first loris we ever could observe to take over another male’s range and mate using venom! Fernando has lived in more parts of our agroforest than any other loris, and supporting him, we can continue to understand how lorises live alongside humans and further investigate how they use their venomous super power.
Bintang
"Bintang: means star and this beautiful loris came to us as a result of our local outreach, when a villager saw her as a pet, after which we returned her to the wild. Bintang represents all the sick and injured lorises that come our way, and the immediate steps we must take to care for them, transport them to rescue centres, and to monitor the illegal trade as well as training law enforcement officials"
Adoptions last for one year. Your adoption pack will include an Adoption information sheet, a certificate, a A5 photograph, a sticker, subscription to the Little Fireface Project newsletter, and a slow loris plush toy, all for £32.
