Pangolins give birth to only one baby at a year. Pangolin babies live with their mothers. When they are old enough, they hitch a ride on her back, hanging on to her scales with their claws. When they are old enough to forage for ants and termites on their own, they leave their mothers and find their own territory to occupy.

Pangolins are at risk from the illegal wildlife trade. Some of the pangolins we have rescued have been pregnant and some have gone on to be mothers.

Our dream is a world were pangolins are no longer hunted to extinction. Help us to achieve that dream.

Every sales supports our work to save pangolins.

Artwork by: Lori Bentley (@lbeeart)