Anything to do with Lemurs

purplegirluk1

I am lookin for a a special present for my neice for Christmas. She loves Lemurs but I can seem to find are soft toys and adoption packs. Can anyone suggest any other ideas or things they have seen??

Bargainbabe_2

What is your top line budget? How old is she?

Bargainbabe_2

Ok, just had a quick look around and without knowing your budget and what the age range is, I'm not sure if they're any good.

The first one is a "Meet the Lemurs" experience. Suitable for 10 years+ and costs £83

http://www.buyagift.co.uk/products/5123.htm


(There is a discount code of £5 for the above)


The other thing is a unique talking lemur card which you can record your own special message in:


http://www.furryfeetstudios.com/Gifts/photoBrowse/detail.asp?ProductID=135


I know the films "Dinosaur" and "Madagascar" heavily features Lemurs so maybe those DVD's would be good stocking fillers?

Dingdangdoforme

Hi not sure if following link is of any use?

http://www.paigntonzoo.org.uk/shop/category_display.asp?category=WWF

not sure about p&p though

Just remembered when little Miss Dingdang got a meerkat soft toy that it was made by Suma, so had a quick look to see if anybody sells them online, as we bought hers at a zoo shop.

Doh! please ignore, sorry misread original post.

purplegirluk1

Thanks for the tips, she is 16 by the way and I don't have a buget but £80 would be a little much. It sounds like a wonderful gift though, we live very near two zoos and they arrange similar days. I love the card and will do one of those for her birthday in April, she will love it!!

The soft toy is so sweet but I am sure she will get one from her mum and dad so I wanted something really different.

se999

I don't know what it's like, but found this DVD about lemurs being returned to the wild;

http://www.tigressproductions.co.uk/programmes/otherprogs/lemur.html

The link to amazon has it priced at about £15

Bargainbabe_2

I thought this lemur hate was cute too!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Lemur-hat-for-winter_W0QQitemZ7199627359QQcategoryZ3238QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

cheekymole

http://www.woodsidefarm.co.uk/adopt_an_animal.asp

cheekymole

This one might be better as it's in Kent

http://www.totallywild.net/sponsorme.php