Companies that Support Us

Bare Kind

10% of the profits from the sales of their Save the Otters Bamboo Socks are donated to us. https://barekind.co.uk/products/save-the-otters-bamboo-socks?_pos=2&_sid=c0cef9136&_ss=r

Batoko

A proportion of the proceeds made from sales of their otter swimsuit are donated us. https://www.batoko.com/products/otter?variant=39948213256269

Wire Fence

Wire Fence supplied us with much needed fencing wire at cost and fittings for free. https://www.wirefence.co.uk/

Fencing Discount

We have a partnership with WireFence (https://www.wirefence.co.uk/) to provide fisheries and others wanting to protect their water bodies from otter predation with a 5% discount on otter proof fencing. This discount is only available after consultation with UKWOT CEO Dave Webb and only available for specific products. At the UK Wild Otter Trust we understand the impact otters can have on fish stock and are dedicated to developing prevention strategies with fishery owners. If you need any advice or assistance please don’t hesitate to contact Dave Webb via otters@ukwot.org.

Spotty Otter

Spotty Otter have partnered up with the UK Wild Otter Trust, offering you the opportunity to adopt an Otter with each Adventure item you purchase. Plus 5% of all Adventure sales go straight to supporting the rehabilitation of rescued otters. https://spottyotter.co.uk/supporting-the-uk-wild-otter-trust/

PAKATAK

Alan Keeper at PAKATAK Ltd donated two trail cameras for us to use in the field. https://pakatak.co.uk/

Cavendish

We have been selected as one of Cavendish’s Charities of the Year for the 2024/2025 financial year.

Cavendish said: “Cavendish is a UK champion for ambitious growth and investment companies. As one of the UK’s leading, mid-market M&A advisers, we draw on more than three decades’ worth of experience in managing sales processes and exit strategies. We believe that our values align with the UK Wild Otter Trust’s of giving back and making a difference. We are delighted to support the charity, and contribute to their significant impact within the otter community.”

Visit their website here – https://www.cavendish.com/