The research, which tracked the trade and ownership of lions across licensed and unlicensed zoos, breeding farms, and private homes/businesses over a seven-year period, paints a disturbing picture of the booming lion industry in Thailand.

WFFT is tackling its biggest challenge yet – ending the abuse of pig-tailed macaques in the coconut industry. Please be a part of making history by donating today towards the first phase of this important project.

Please add your name to our letter and urge the Thai authorities to close down a monkey zoo and show on Koh Samui and retire the animals to a sanctuary.

Get to know the rescued monkeys and help us make history! Your support is crucial to enable the first phase of this vital project to end coconut monkey exploitation.

After more than a year of slowly getting to know each other, we are thrilled to announce these rescued tigers have finally moved in together.

Over the past few months, our vet team gave them the strength and skills they needed to return to the wild.

Injured long-tailed macaque, Duan, blew us away with his incredible recovery after being attacked by other macaques last month.

Read about how a collaborative workshop brought together experts and advocates to improve the welfare of captive tigers in Thailand.

WFFT is hiring for a Veterinary Nurse to support our veterinary team and assist with the care of rescued wildlife.