Animal sponsorship

Despite their wild origins, cats have forged strong bonds with humans throughout their evolution. After accompanying the first explorers around the globe, they have earned a true place at the heart of our homes.

Horses have evolved alongside us for millennia. Intelligent and sensitive animals, they have always fascinated humans. Born to gallop unrestrained, they show us the path to freedom

These great apes are our closest cousins. They know how to use tools and communicate in sophisticated ways. The connections they have managed to maintain with nature should inspire us.

The three remaining species of elephants all demonstrate a high degree of sentience. Both sensitive and intelligent, these animals are capable of forming remarkable social bonds. Let us respect them rather than decimate them.

Gifted with physical strength as well as exceptional cognitive abilities, lions have long ruled the wild. After depriving them of their territory and enslaving them, humans must mobilize to protect these majestic felines.

Extremely elusive, sloth bears inhabit the last remnants of Asian forests. Their lifestyle in the wild remains relatively unknown. But when you have the chance to meet them, you discover affectionate and playful animals.

Long hunted by our ancestors, wild aurochs gave rise to domesticated cattle. Overexploited worldwide, they have paid a heavy price to the human species for perhaps being too docile and peaceful...

They have accompanied humans since the end of Prehistory, helping them face the hostility of the deserts. When they become less useful for transport as they age, they are usually put to death.

After rendering immense services to humans over millennia, llamas were persecuted during the discovery of America by Europeans. They now only survive in farms.

Wolves have coexisted with humans since prehistory. From this long peaceful relationship, domestic dogs were born. However, the bond that once united our two species eventually broke. The wildest beliefs emerged in the Middle Ages, and wolves were massacred for centuries. Now, although protected, they are still victims of farmers and hunters who have sworn to destroy them.