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Miriam Margolyes wearing the official Saving Sally T-Shirt.

Sally - who was rescued from Trophy Hunters as a cub.

Sally the tiger was ripped from her mother when she was just a few days old and reared to become a hunter’s trophy, shot in a fenced enclosure. She was rescued in a daring operation by the Wildlife & Conservation Foundation and now lives safe from hunters in a secret sanctuary.

SAVING SALLY is the story of her dramatic rescue – and the incredible undercover investigation into the trophy hunting industry – told in a new book and short film. Her story is also the inspiration to pass a new law in Britain BANNING trophy hunters from bringing home their sick souvenirs of animals they have shot for ‘sport’.

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The film about Sally's daring rescue.

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The book exposing the trophy hunting industry.

Adopt Sally: A New Chapter in Her Story

From just £2 per month, your adoption means:

Safe Shelter: Maintaining her secure space with security to keep Sally safe from hunters.
Enrichment: Ensuring Sally has what she needs to keep her stimulated, this includes her enclosure, pool, and other fun stuff.
Expert Care: Supporting veterinary checkups and ongoing health monitoring.

Your support doesn’t just help Sally—it strengthens our mission to protect and conserve endangered wildlife for generations to come. AND, you'll receive a personalised Certificate of Adoption and quarterly updates via email with photos, videos, and all Sally's latest news.

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Our Supporters

We are grateful for the support of individuals and organizations who share our vision of a world without trophy hunting. Our supporters include people from all walks of life - from animal welfare advocates and conservationists to African community leaders and some of Britain’s leading public figures. Join our community of supporters and help us create a world where animals can live without fear of being shot for fun.

DR JANE GOODALL

Trophy hunting is utterly cruel, utterly unnecessary and utterly disastrous from a conservation perspective. It inflicts pain and suffering on animals for no other reason other than to boast of some ephemeral ‘prowess’. There is no material human need met by it: it is a hobby, pure and simple, and a deeply wrong one at that.

Dame JOANNA LUMLEY

I have always considered trophy hunting the lowest of the low: contemptible, hollow triumphalism which we would laugh to scorn if the consequences weren’t so utterly grim and cruel. Weasel words and twisted evidence will try to show the benefits of this hateful past-time; but the truth is as plain as can be: killing animals for fun is just disgusting.

DAMIAN ASPINALL

As a conservationist, and as someone directly involved in working to save persecuted species, I can say from first-hand experience that hunting for ‘sport’ is putting tremendous pressure on our wildlife. Trophy hunting is simply inexplicable and inexcusable, and those who practice it need to take a long, hard look at themselves and what they’re doing. Frankly, they are absolutely despicable in my view.

CHRIS TARRANT

It is a disgraceful trade. It is hard to imagine that it is still prevalent among BRITISH so-called Sportsmen.

Lorraine Kelly CBE

I’m appalled and disgusted by this so-called ‘sport’. I have been lucky enough to visit Africa many times and see these beautiful wild animals. I would like my grandchildren to be able to do the same someday.

CHRIS PACKHAM

Trophy hunting has had its ugly day in the sun. It’s not a sport, in sport, there is fair competition, here the animals die and the humans sit on their corpses for a selfie. Trophy hunting is about killing wildlife and when more and more species are heading toward the brink of extinction it’s no longer ethically or morally acceptable.

JAN LEEMING

I believe in a total ban on hunting trophies. In my humble, opinion trophy hunting is absolutely barbaric. Anything less than a total ban and you leave too many loopholes to be crawled through by unscrupulous, unfeeling, murderous morons.

PETER EGAN

Our wildlife is being betrayed by a succession of broken government promises and inexplicable delays. The situation facing lions, elephants and other so-called big game animals is getting worse day by day. We’re supposed to be a nation of animal lovers, yet Britain continues to be a fully-fledged member of the international trophy hunting fraternity. There is simply no excuse for inflicting cruelty on animals for amusement.

Ricky Gervais

Jack Whitehall

Dame Judi Dench

Ed Sheeran

Callum Best

Sir Brian May

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