Adopt KP2, an endangered Hawaiian monk seal
KP2’s Story
Just a few days old and with no mother in sight, KP2, later renamed Hō’ailona, was rescued from a beach on the island of Kauai in 2008. This rare Hawaiian monk seal became the unofficial mascot for the mission to save this endangered species, of which only 1,300 seals currently remain. Few monk seal pups survive their first year due to threats like entanglement in ocean trash, declining fisheries, climate change and predation. The Marine Mammal Center’s Hawaiian monk seal hospital and education center, Ke Kai Ola, is dedicated to the conservation of Hawaiian monk seals and their ocean home. We provide a pu’uhonua, or place of refuge, for sick, injured and orphaned seals.
Adoption Details
When you purchase the KP2 Adoption Package, you’ll receive a personalized adoption certificate with KP2’s photo and story on the back, along with a 12” Hawaiian monk seal plush toy.
Your symbolic adoption will make a difference in the life of a marine mammal like KP2.
Last-Minute Gift?
Adopting KP2 as a last-minute gift? You will receive a link to a printable, temporary certificate you can present to your loved one. The personalized certificate and plush will arrive in the mail in a few days.
Free USPS shipping included!
Adoption plush contains small parts; not for children under 3 years.
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