Requests have already been flooding in from all over the world to the Hemsley Conservation Centre, in southeastern England, which runs the project as a fundraiser.
![Henry Weedon, Operations Manager at Hemsley Conservation Centre poses with a cockroach, in Fairseat, Kent, Britain. - REUTERS](https://img.astroawani.com/2022-02/51644810668_freesize.jpg)
"If you've had a particularly nasty break up and you need a pick me up, it's a good way to have a little giggle to yourself or with your friends," operations manager Henry Weedon said.
The centre is also open to politicians' names being offered for the "Roach Board".
"All names are welcome, and it's all to raise money for the projects that we're doing here at the zoo," Weedon said.
![The 'Roach Board' from the year 2020, featuring names of people who donated and their chosen name, is seen at the Hemsley Conservation Centre, in Fairseat, Kent, Britain. - REUTERS](https://img.astroawani.com/2022-02/71644810625_freesize.jpg)