Meerkat; they could keep lookout for hubby when I’m tucking into my chocolate stash

A chimpanzee, as it’s very similar to humans, it’d be fascinating and fun to interact with. It’d easily assimilate with our family.

I’ve always dreamed of adopting a monkey after seeing them learn sign language, play games and paint. It’d be just like a hairy toddler!

Have wanted an elephant ever since i went on an elephant trek overseas because they are such gentle creatures and beautiful creatures

Everyone loves to be a tiger and growl a little!

My family would love the meerkat so he could sleep inside and give everyone hugs and sleep on the kids beds so there not-scared

I’d love to adopt a giraffe as I love their huge eyes.

I would have a meerkat! They are just so cute and social, would make a fantastic addition to any family

A giraffe they make me laugh the way they have to spread their legs to drink and the same amount of neck bones as humans.

Zebras to blend into my horse collection. Hubby would kill me vut you can never have too many horses.

Gorilla, they are very intelligent, could blend into the family and hopefully teach it to iron

The ferocious Lion,
My friendship pick.
Because all of,
The boxes it ticks.

Friend, companion…
The ultimate protector!
No one will mess,
With this competitor!

A Zebra, it’d be the only animal that coud fit comfortably in the backyard and also not hurt the pets!

Meerkats, they are so adorable and would be a joy to have around.

An elephant to ride to the shop on, would be so much more fun than just going in the car.

A monkey would keep the kids entertained with play,
Use up all their excess energy,
By swinging and climbing trees all day!

I would adopt a zebra so I can blend it in with my room which has black a white stripes on the wall

All of them as what an amazing continent full of such unique yet diverse beautfil creatures, it would be such a shame to lose such wonders.

The elephant.
With 4 children I’d hope some of their brilliant memory would rub off on me – it’s shot to pieces in the last year.

A Fennel Fox, so cute, have wanted one since the first time I saw one.