Top Eco Friendly Valentine’s Day Gifts
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Valentine’s Day Gifts that Benefit The Marine Mammal Center, A Non-Profit that Rescues and Rehabilitates Marine Animals
Show your Valentine you care with help from our Eco Friendly Valentine’s Day Gift Guide! You’ll discover sustainable gifts that are good for the planet and will inspire your loved ones.
Not only are you helping protect the planet with these green gifts, but your purchase also supports medical care for our marine animal patients, which has helped us to rescue more than 26,000 marine mammals since 1975 while advancing ocean health.
Order online by January 29 for the best chance of delivery before Valentine’s Day.
Please note that some orders may arrive later than expected due to impacts outside the Center’s control, such as high mail volume or weather. Delivery for international orders generally takes two to four weeks. We appreciate your support and patience.
Shopping at the last minute? Download this gift IOU to give your loved one while they wait for their special present to arrive. You can also find more gifts that give back on our Last-Minute Gift Guide.
1. For the animal lover:
Repo Adopt-a-Seal® with plush
If you just love love, this Adopt-a-Seal® is the perfect gift. When you symbolically adopt southern sea otter Repo (or one of our other popular patients like a seal, sea lion or dolphin!) your purchase will provide the food and medical care the next sick or injured patient needs to return to their ocean home. Keep it simple with a personalized certificate that features your animal’s story from rescue to release, or increase your impact when you add a plush!
2. For your Valentine:
You Have My Heart greeting card
Share the love with your special someone with this otterly adorable greeting card. Featuring a floating sea otter, this blank greeting card is printed in the United States on 100% post-consumer waste recycled paper and comes with a 100% recycled brown kraft envelope in a biodegradable sleeve.
3. For the jewelry aficionado:
A pair of cereal box sea lion earrings
Transform waste into fashion! If jewelry is your loved one’s preferred gift, these delicately crafted earrings are the perfect way to show you care. Lightweight and made with surgical steel, these sea lion-shaped earrings are made with recycled cereal boxes and tell the story of Pinger, a past sea lion patient.
4. For the loungewear champion:
A pair of cozy sea lion socks
Let your loved one snuggle up and show off their sea lion love with these snazzy socks. Made with cotton grown in the United States, these crew length socks will keep your loved one warm and stylish. This design is only available at The Marine Mammal Center!
5. For the beach lover:
An organic cotton beach towel that shows off what they care about
If your loved one is crazy about the beach, they’ll be thrilled when they open their gift and find marine mammal swag inside. This towel is not only fun and eye-catching, but it’s also lightweight, sand-resistant and eco friendly.
6. For the one who has everything:
A donation and eCard in their honor
This is perfect gift that gives back for someone who doesn’t need more stuff. A donation to The Marine Mammal Center in honor of your loved one has a big impact on ocean health. Send a personalized eCard with your donation and let them know how they gave a second chance to a marine mammal. You can even schedule your eCard to be sent immediately or on a specific date.
7. For the long-distance loved one:
Name a whale in honor or memory of a loved one
This is a unique opportunity to name a whale while supporting the conservation of these gentle giants. With your support of $2,500, your name or your designated honoree’s name will be added to a humpback whale’s record in Happywhale, a worldwide whale sighting database used by organizations, institutes and researchers.
A purchase of any of our Eco Friendly Valentine’s Day Gifts will help to support ocean health through marine mammal rescue and rehabilitation, scientific research, and education.
Browse all of our gifts that give back to help save seals, sea otters, sea lions and other marine animals.
Yes, I want to save a life!
Yes, I want to save a life!
You’ll be giving sick and injured animals the best possible care at the Center’s state-of-the-art hospital. With your gift today, you are giving a patient a second chance at life in the wild.
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