A Gift of Life for Seals
Forty years ago, a small group of animal lovers formed a group to protest Canada’s cruel commercial seal hunt. They joined together in a crusade of compassion for animals – and a movement was born. The whitecoat seal became IFAW’s symbol of 40 years of making the world better for animals.
Please note: While we'll process your order immediately, we can't guarantee the post will deliver your Gift of Life pack in time for Christmas. We've set up certificates for you to download, print, and give your loved one in the meantime to let them know about the wonderful gift that's on its way.
Your gift is truly a Gift of Life this holiday season.
Your gift of $50 will help IFAW continue our highly successful campaign to protect seals from commercial hunts.
Your gift will be presented in a distinctive Gift Portfolio. 
Your gift will be presented in a Gift Portfolio, plus a plush toy. 
Your gift will have the above gift package, plus an adorable Christmas stocking. 
Your gift will include the Gift Portfolio, the Christmas stocking and Gift bag, plus an attractive boxed plaque. Learn more.
Your gift will be commemorated with a beautiful crystal plaque engraved with your name and the name of your gift recipient, presented with the Gift bag, the Christmas stocking and the Gift Portfolio. Learn more.
Your Holiday Gift of Life will help save and protect baby seals.
Thanks to IFAW supporters, the youngest seals are now protected...there are seal part bans in many countries...and the markets for seal pelts are drying up. But seals as young as 12 days old can still be hunted and the seals still suffer terribly.
Your Gift of Life for seals will help end the commercial seal hunt and protect seals once and for all, and help IFAW protect and care for so many other animals in need.
Holiday Schedule
Hanukkah - December 11
Christmas Day - December 25
Kwanzaa - December 26
About IFAW
IFAW is the world's leading animal welfare organization, preserving species and protecting habitat, rescuing animals in distress, and providing them shelter and rehabilitation. Read more
