Quick question about symbolic adoption animals

100% kid-friendly!

All the tags read: "My future is in your hands".

The certificates are different depending on which animal you adopt. Here are a few:

Adopt BABE:
Your symbolic adoption of ‘Babe’ will help to improve the lives of pigs throughout Australia, through supporting Animals Australia’s vital campaigns.
Pigs are highly social animals, known to have the intelligence of 3-year-old children. They will answer to their name, sleep nose-to-nose with their closest friends, and even wag their tails when excited! Thank you for supporting our crucial efforts to create a kinder world for these intelligent animals.

Adopt a CHICK:
Your symbolic adoption of ‘Betty’ will help to improve the lives of chickens throughout Australia, through supporting Animals Australia’s vital campaigns.
Chickens are highly social animals, they can recognise over 100 individuals’ faces and are quick learners. Even before they hatch a mother hen will cluck to her chicks, and from inside their egg they cluck in response! Thank you for supporting our crucial efforts to create a kinder world for these intelligent animals.

Adopt a BOBBY CALF:
Your symbolic adoption of ‘Bobby’ will help to improve the lives of farm animals in Australia, through supporting Animals Australia’s vital campaigns.
Cows are highly social animals. They are doting mothers, will often babysit for one another, and have been known to hold grudges! Thank you for supporting our crucial efforts to create a kinder world for these sensitive animals.

I don't recall what the lamb one says, but it would be a similar type of thing

Groovy, thanks for the info Just didn't want to scare the younger ones who may not be able to change what their parents buy... for now!

I would love to buy one for my neices, but I think their parents will see it as indoctrinating them..

Fools!

I'm going to buy a few for people this Christmas......
especially for my omni relos.....

how on earth, it's a toy, and the money spent on it goes to saving an animal? it's like buying a ribbon for breast cancer.

sweet! I'm definitely putting the cow one on my christmas wish list

The profits made on the purchase of the toy would fund companies (i.e. Animals Australia) that support animal rights and fight to help those animals.

Exactly. They dont want their little children to know what happens in factory farms, if they did they wouldnt eat meat and because they are very fussy kids that eat nothing but meat and pasta they would eat hardly anything.