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Our team took in another owlet after he was found alone in a garden. Our vets are doing everything possible to prepare him for the wild.

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.

Help us open a new Wildlife Hospital. We’re appealing for donations to fund life-saving medical supplies and equipment needed to open our new hospital.

Check out our 24-year anniversary video and learn why your support is vital to helping WFFT continue our important work.

In a busy few days, three rescued owlets — from two separate rescues — have arrived at our wildlife hospital for life-saving care. Discover their stories here.

Join us in celebrating the seven-year rescue anniversary of a white-cheeked gibbon who spent ten years in a trash-filled shack.

When a WFFT staff member spotted a lost loris, we sprung into action to get him back where he belongs. Read all about it here.

We are seeking a highly motivated individual for a newly opened position at the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre Thailand.

Rescued tiger Rambo receives the care he needs to relieve his pain after enduring nearly 20 years in the cruel tiger tourism trade.

A big step forward! An MOU has been signed with the coconut industry and authorities to phase out monkey labour and exploitation in coconut harvesting.

Thanks to the generous support of Fondation Brigitte Bardot, we’ve completed four new enclosures, providing rescued small and medium wild cats with new spacious and enriched homes to thrive in.

We were told that this brave little macaque was found alone, injured and in distress. Now safe in our care, Paws is receiving the urgent medical attention he needs.