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Ok, this one will require you to shell out between $40 and $750. But not only will you be supporting the work of the conservation group The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International (this is one organization that would benefit from an acronym), you'll also be able to mention your adopted gorilla, which, let's be honest, would be pretty cool. And you won't even have to clean up primate feces if your gorilla feels the need to make a display of dominance, so it's the best of both worlds.Effort involved: a credit card payment. You don't actually have to read the newsletter, certificate, updates and other things that come with your adoption package, since someone else is taking care of your adoptee! You can be a totally negligent parent!
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I adopted a baby gorilla from the amazing Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund a few weeks ago, am waiting for my adoption package to arrive. Just wondering, is it possible to one day, visit my adopted gorilla? I have wanted to travel to Uganda or Rwanda my whole life to see gorillas in the wild, so to visit and see up close- a gorilla that I have, in some way, helped.
ReplyDelete** so to visit and see up close - a gorilla that I have, in some way helped, would be truly incredible.
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