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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.

For a quarter of a century, WFFT has been fighting for a better future for Thailand’s wildlife. Celebrate our 25th anniversary with us!

Five small-clawed otters have moved to a new enclosure, exploring land and water spaces alongside gibbons in a shared habitat.

Read about how a viral TikTok video exposed the ugly truth behind Lion Cafés and why they are so harmful

WFFT volunteer is walking the length of England to help elephants rescued from lives of chains, exploitation, and hardship.

Nine monkeys have moved to the developing coconut monkey sanctuary. Any and every donation helps more coconut-picking monkeys reach safety.

A northern pig-tailed macaque and a stump-tailed macaque both rescued from Koh Samui are begining their new sanctuary lives.

This snail eating turtle was in need of urgent care and is now recovering at our wildlife hospital.

Two northern pig-tailed macaques rescued from nearby WFFT. They were left behind but will now start their new lives at WFFT.

Upon arrival at WFFT, we removed the collar from her neck, marking the first step in her journey toward recovery and safety. Read more.

Footage shows a coconut monkey being dragged by a chain and beaten. Read how you can take action.