Sponsorships

Sponsor a vulture and help us to conserve these vital birds for the future. Your contribution will help us look after the birds in our care and directly impact our work around the world.

In return for sponsoring one of our birds, you’ll receive a certificate and fact file of your chosen bird straight to your email. You can also join our mailing list to receive regular Horstmann Trust updates and the latest news about all our birds.

Looking for the perfect gift? Our sponsorships can be gifted to a friend and everything you need will be sent directly to your email!

Two large, brown vultures sit on a log in an aviary

Bernard, Eurasian Black Vulture

Bernard and Twinkle are our pair of Eurasian Black vultures and we’re very excited about the prospect of them breeding.

A white vulture with pink skin around its yellow eyes

Neville, Palm-nut Vulture

Palm-nut vultures get their name from their habitat of eating palm-nuts! They have a more varied diet than most and Neville is one of five at the Horstmann Trust.

A brown vulture with pale head and pink face. It's eyes are ringed blue.

Katherina, Hooded Vulture

Hooded vultures are critically endangered and face extinction within our lifetimes. Katherina is a great ambassador for this critically endangered species.

A white vulture with a yellow face and long, hooked beak

Kara, Egyptian Vulture

Kara is our most outgoing Egyptian vulture – and always the first to investigate the food! Egyptian vultures are endangered in the wild.

A pale grey vulture with black wings stands on a mossy rock

Harry, Cape Vulture

Harry is one of our three Cape vultures and the most sociable of the group. They’re found in southern Africa and face a range of threats in the wild.

A grey-brown vulture with a large beak and bald head

Pookie, Andean Condor

Andean condors are one of the largest birds on the planet and can weigh up to 15kg. Pookie is one the condors who call Horstmann Trust home.