Sea otters are an endangered species of animal that are currently protected by State and Federal laws. I was asked to share this information from an organization called "Friends of the Sea Otters" with my animal-loving readers. The Friends of the Sea Otters want to inform people about the Sea Otters' behaviors, habitat, and to recover this species of animal from the endangered list. If you're still thinking of gift ideas, here are a few suggestions from Friends of the Sea Otters.
Notecards from the Friends of the Sea Otter Holiday Gift Store |
The following is a guest post written by Jim Curland and Frank Reynolds.
There are several opportunities to help contribute to conserving
sea otters and their populations this holiday season! Friends of the Sea Otter
is involved in these efforts to make giving during the holidays a
"win-win" situation for sea otters.
Monterey County Gives Campaign
The Monterey County Gives campaign during this holiday season
runs from mid-November through midnight December 31 and is a way to stretch
your donation further through a portion of your contribution getting matched by
the Community Foundation of Monterey partnering with the Monterey County Weekly
for this campaign.
Thanks to the
matching fund, your donation can have a bigger impact to Friends of the Sea
Otter and to helping protect sea otters and their habitat. Click here to view our donation page.
Amazon Smile
Using Amazon for your holiday shopping? Want to help protect sea
otters for no extra charge while purchasing gifts?
Amazon will donate
0.5% of purchases to an organization of your choice. Please remember Friends of
the Sea Otter when filling your Holiday baskets by choosing us when you visit: https://smile.amazon.com/
Friends of the Sea Otter Holiday Gift Store
Share a Gift and Help Sea Otters! Friends of the Sea Otter is the
world’s oldest sea otter organization dedicated to conserving sea otters and
their habitats. Your purchase in the gift store will be used in support of Friends of the Sea Otter’s
efforts to protect sea otters and their habitat in a number of ways. You can
buy individual gifts or purchase our gift bundles as a membership package. We have a select number of bundles, each with their own unique
gifts. Your donation will go towards Friends of the Sea Otter’s mission to
conserve sea otters and their habitat. If you would like to make a donation,
but would not like to receive a gift please use the donate button at the top.
Zazzle Store
T-shirt from Friends of the Sea Otter Zazzle store. |
If you are looking
to buy someone that special gift for the holidays, there are a variety of items
in Friends of the Sea Otter’s Zazzle Storefront. Many of
the items were designed using specially made artwork by Kelly Lance, done exclusively
for Friends of the Sea Otter. And, if you are still decorating the Christmas
tree, be sure and check out the Christmas ornament in the store. A
percentage of your purchase in our Zazzle Storefront will go towards Friends of the Sea Otter’s mission to
conserve sea otters and their habitat.
So amazing gifts :)
ReplyDeleteOh Sea Otters are so cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas. Sea otters are the kids' favorites to see!
ReplyDeleteThey are very cute. Have a tremendous Thursday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
California sea otters are so much fun to watch and remarkable marine mammals. For any bloggers who don't know, their numbers have been very slowly declining again (from around 3000) and as far as I know a reason hasn't been pinpointed. In the early 20th century they were believed extinct, but a small group was found in Big Sur and that was how the subspecies was brought back from the brink. I will look into this group and its work. Thanks for the information Ann!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for the information Amy! I was unaware of what you shared!
DeleteI love seat otters! This is great information!
ReplyDeleteIt's an adventure to watch them, everone should see them playing together once :o) Thanks for a great post about a wonderful species :o)
ReplyDeleteThat is something that I would like to see Easy!
DeleteThank you for sharing this great cause Ann! I didn't knew that Sea Otters where endangered too. That is so upsetting! They are such lovely animals. I will make shure to share this on Twitter immediately to help get the word across!
ReplyDeleteSorry if it has been a while since I have passed by. I have so many fave blogs including yours that I follow that I don't know where to start :). Lots of hugs!!!, Francesca
No need to apologize Francesca. It's a busy time of year and especially busy for you!
DeleteThat is some good information and hope they can raise some money for those sea otters. Thanks for this info. Take care.
ReplyDeleteThank you Marg, I do too.
DeleteVery cute!
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