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Recently, some swelling was found on the face of Yai, our Asiatic Black Bear. She was sedated and brought to the WFFT Wildlife Hospital to be examined and X-rayed. It was discovered that Yai had a fractured upper canine tooth that had become infected. This had caused a tooth root…

Four weeks ago the WFFT Vet Team were called by Kasetsart University to help with a young female long-tailed macaque 'Jeng'. We were told she had been attacked by another macaque on the beach in Hua Hin and taken to the university for treatment. See more of the rescue story…

Yesterday, the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre gave refuge to a very special soul. We are indeed a 'Wildlife' Rescue Centre, although sometimes we are called to the aid of domestic animals. Meet Babe, a very special domestic piglet who touched our hearts when we heard of his plight. This young…

It is with great "Sorrow" that we have to share the heartbreaking news that our much loved Malayan Sun Bear 'Bowie' passed away. Bowie arrived at WFFT as a tiny bundle of joy on the same week as the great David Bowie passed away. She has been a fitting tribute…

Last week we received a phone call from the Hua Hin Kasetsart Animal Hospital about an injured female Oriental Pied Hornbill (Anthracoceros albirostris). The poor bird had been 'found' by a domestic dog who brought it to the home of his owners. The bird could not fly properly so was…

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Today we received a call from a compassionate local man who had seen a macaque laying on the ground after being hit by a car. The man sent us photographs of the macaque, the poor monkey was clearly in urgent need of help. The WFFT Wildlife Rescue Team headed out…

Like tortoises, turtles arrive at WFFT for various reasons: rescued from the meat or pet trade, unwanted pets , caught on fishermen's hooks, injured or simply found crossing the road. As population growth increases and habitats destroyed to house and feed them there is an inevitable increase in human animal…

A week ago, WFFT staff members noticed two badly injured dogs, close to the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre. It took the WFFT Team a few days to capture these dogs so we could help them and bring them back to the WFFT Wildlife Hospital. One of the dogs, a black…

Yesterday we said goodbye to 28 endangered elongated tortoise (Indotestudo elongata) as we released back to the wild in a secret location within a protected area. They were all rescued from various circumstances. As we are in the rainy season, food sources are abundant, so they have the best chance…

The WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre is well known for rescuing and providing a roof to animals in need. One more time, and according to the rule, it has been done. And this time, it was under a roof in the communal volunteer area that a little lesser short-nosed fruit bat…