WFFT Gibbon Rehabilitation Islands
At the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre we have 8 gibbons rehabilitation islands in the large lake in front of the rescue centre. These rehabilitation islands were created to aid with the rehabilitation of the gibbons rescued by WFFT, far from human interference. Their diet is supplemented daily by the WFFT…
WFFT Wildlife Rescue Team: A Langur in distress
Earlier this week we received a telephone call from a human rescue team in the South of Thailand about an injured monkey in need of emergency rescue. The animal in question was a female dusky langur (Trachypithecus obscurus), she had been involved a collision with a road vehicle and has…
THE WFFT TEAM HEADS TO HONG KONG
Earlier this month, the WFFT Veterinary Team, joined by other veterinarians from Thailand’s Department of National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) and Zoological Park Organization of Thailand visited Hong Kong to observe the work of our colleagues from Hong Kong’s Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department and Ocean Park Conservation…
Welcome to Kermit! Our latest rescue
Last evening, a local girl brought a male young Bengal slow Loris into the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre (Nycticebus bengalensis) that our staff called Kermit (after Froggy and Toady, it was an evidence). The woman explained to us that she went to a restaurant with her brother, and saw Kermit.…
Welcome to Som Boon and Pun Pon!
Last week a local family called the WFFT wildlife hospital about some wild boars they could not keep anymore. 8 years prior, a pregnant female boar had escaped from a farm nearby, and arrived at their home. The mother gave birth to 4 babies: two males (Som Boon & Pun…
Bowie and Ka Wow – Through the Eyes of Dr. John
In January 2016 a little sun bear cub arrived at WFFT and changed my life. Just a few weeks old Bowie as we called her had been sold as a pet and her mother killed for bushmeat and traditional medicine. Despite the horrors she had endured in her short life…
Bobo has made a New, New friend!
For the second time this month, Bobo the female Southern pig-tailed Macaque rescued at the beginning of October 2017, who already found a friend in Nam Phet, also a female Southern Pig-tailed Macaque, rescue in August of this year ( See the full story of this touching friendship here: https://www.wfft.org/wildlife-general/friendship-first-sight-endless-cuddly-moment-bobo-nam-phet/…
Laurel… The story of a Loris looking for some heat!
Let us introduce you Laurel, the male Sunda slow loris (Nycticebus coucang) who was found by people in their car engine about 1 hour from the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre. This species is a Thailand native, they usually live in the South of the country, with recent cooler weather, it…
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Rescued — Two Calves in 1 Week
You may have seen the story of little Petal earlier in the week...? Just a few days later we received a call about another calf with a severely injured leg. Meet ‘Peter’, the WFFT Vet Team headed out to help this little guy. Yesterday us we decided to amputated some…
Injured Calf Arrives for Urgent Treatment
Two days ago we received a call for help about an injured calf. The little calf was badly injured after an adult cow stood on one of her front legs, during which she sustained a fracture. The owner tried to fix it with a cast, but it stopped the blood…
Rescued Raptor
Yesterday we received a phone call about a bird who had fallen in the garden of a house and could not fly. The WFFT Wildlife Hospital Vet team went to rescue this poor little animal to see what was wrong. He is a black baza (Aviceda leuphotes), belonging to the…












