Holly

Name: Holly
SKU: A-Holly
Availability: InStock

Adoptions Starting at $50

Description

Adopt Orca Whale Holly today! Holly was born in 1980. Her babies Surf, Current, and Cameleon are named after places around British Columbia. Holly and her family are among the few groups seen in Canada’s Johnstone Strait during the winter, but they also reach southeast Alaska, so their range is more than 300 miles/ 500 kilometers!

WDC’s Whale Adoption Project is the first humpback whale adoption program in the world; we have remained the best, as demonstrated by the number of whales who their original adopters have sponsored for almost 30 years. In 2014, WDC added two orcas to our adoptable whale family. Fife and Holly are welcome additions to our whale pod.

When you adopt a whale, you will receive a personalized certificate of adoption, your whale’s photograph, biography and family tree, fascinating facts and figures about orca whales, a map of their migratory path, and an orca sticker to show your support. You’ll also receive monthly updates and a WDC newsletter with information on how your adoption is helping to save whales and dolphins worldwide. Every adoption helps fund our work to free cetaceans in captivity and protect adoptable whales, orcas, and dolphins, as well as the ocean habitats on which we all depend.

Adopt a whale today to become part of our captivity-free whale-loving family!

Adoption Details

Holly the orca was born in 1980, and her babies Surf, Current, and Cameleon are named after places around British Columbia. Holly and her family are one of the few groups seen in the Johnstone Strait during the winter, but they also reach into southeast Alaska. This means their range is more than 300 miles/ 500 kilometers! You can get to know Holly and her family even more through monthly email updates!

Your donation goes directly to funding our work to protect orcas and all whales.

When you symbolically adopt a whale from WDC, your adoption kit contains the following:

*A personalized certificate of adoption including a biography and photograph
*Holly’s family tree
*Fascinating facts and figures about orca whales
*WDC orca sticker to show your support
*Keep in touch contact card
*WDC’s most recent Newsletter
*Whale Activity Booklet
*Emailed monthly whale news

Adoption Project

WDC’s Whale Adoption Project first began in the early 1980s. As the world’s first humpback whale adoption program, we have remained the best, as demonstrated by the number of whales that original adopters have sponsored for almost 30 years. In 2014, WDC added two orcas to our adoptable whale family. Often called killer whales for their ability to take town sea lions and other large prey in the wild for food, Fife and Holly are welcome additions to our adoption whale pod. There is an adoption package for everyone. Remember, each adoption helps fund our work to free cetaceans in captivity and protect whales, orcas, dolphins, and their ocean habitats. So, symbolically adopt a whale, make a donation, or become a Flippin Awesome WDC Member today and become part of our captivity-free whale-loving family!