Keeleco Adoptable World is the newest part of the Keel Toys sustainable soft toy range and the first fashion eco soft toy. The collection now features 24 adorable animals in a range of sizes that are waiting to be adopted by a loving new owner. The Mini Adoptable World collection launches in 2023 – a range of 24 cute and collectable characters complete with an eye-catching tiered floor standing display unit. In simple terms, we want to create a place where potential adopters can find pets that need adopting and where owners can advertise pets that are in need of a new home. Private individuals and pet rescue groups can advertise pets which need to find new homes, and the service is totally free to use. Keel Toys celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2022 and its ongoing commitment to creating a sustainable future has never been more important.

The Keeleco range now features well over 350 products and Keel Toys’ commitment to expanding this collection will continue throughout 2023 and beyond. Its UK-based design team is already working on many new Keeleco products and collections to reinforce its position as the number one sustainable soft toy supplier in the market today.Many of the forests the red panda once called home have now been cleared for timber, agriculture and industrial development. This along with poaching means that the world’s red panda population has decreased by a staggering 50% in the last 18 years. Red Pandas are mountainous animals, living in the heights of Nepal, Central China and Northern Myanmar. Here at Manor Wildlife Park we have two beautiful red pandas, sisters Betty and Cherry. By adopting a red panda, you are putting money towards the park’s vital conservation work as well as the work of the charity the Red Panda Network; safeguarding the future of these amazing animals. We decided to create adoptable.co.uk to help find new homes for unwanted pets after visiting to a local rescue centre. We sat chatting in the open-plan reception area for about 45 minutes, during which time three people telephoned and two people walked in off the street, all trying to find a home for a cat or dog they couldn’t keep any more. Sadly, the centre was totally full of dogs waiting to be adopted and the volunteer staff didn’t know of any other local centres with spaces. If you’re looking for a new companion, cat, dog, rabbit, canary or any other type of pet, please take a look at our pet adoption listings before you go out and buy one from a breeder. There are countless pets across the UK waiting for adoption, in need of new homes, a little care, attention and, above all, love. There are cats, dogs and all manner of pets waiting for adoption, homeless and friendless through no fault of their own, some lost and unclaimed, others homeless because their owners have died, moved abroad, divorced or found themselves unable to keep their pets for one reason or another, and others simply abandoned by their owners. of the sale of this box will be donated to Plant a Red Panda Home a project run by the Red Panda Network in Nepal.

Keeleco Baby launched in 2021 and has been an instant success, with new Marcel Monkey and Ezra Elephant recently added to the super cute natural range of Koala, Giraffe, Zebra, and Lamb. To convey the eco qualities all the ranges are clearly labelled with the sustainable message and offered with a variety of retail solutions and POS. We also want to provide a place where people can find unwanted pets suitable for adoption in their local area, particularly those available from smaller groups and private individuals who might not otherwise know where to advertise pets for adoption. We want to make it as easy as possible for potential adopters to find their ideal pet and get in touch with its keepers-owners. We don’t and can’t vet people who list their pets on Adoptable, nor the people who are interested in adopting a pet – that’s not what we’re here for.

We don’t expect Adoptable to change the world, or put an end to homeless pets, we just want to at least do our bit to help. Who is behind Adoptable.co.uk?