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Meet Shani and Devi, two young Indian star tortoises (Geochelone elegans). They were bought from a market and kept as pets for the first year of their lives. The owner had to move away and could no longer care for them so contacted us for help. They arrived at WFFT…

Last week we received a telephone call from a man who had been keeping an otter as a pet for one year after purchasing it from a Facebook page, he had decided that he wanted a better life for the otter where it could be with its own species. The…

Take a look at this selection of photos from rescued long-tailed macaque “Rocket” return home after he miraculously survived being shot in the face with an arrow. See his rescue story here http://bit.ly/2rmoDw7. See the video of his release here http://bit.ly/2sakCLG.

Last week we heard of a young foal that had been badly attacked by feral dogs on a farm close to the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre, the WFFT team headed out to help the 3-month old foal. Her wounds were so severe she was brought straight back to the WFFT…

Some of you may have seen the video of little Maisie the juvenile long-tailed macaque (Macaca fascicularis) that we rescued yesterday. Here is her rescue story and the photographs from her rescue, and the initial health check and veterinary treatment at the WFFT Wildlife Hospital. Yesterday morning, we received a…

Yesterday we received a telephone call about a young male Northern pig-tailed macaque (Macaca leonina) that was being kept at a temple not far far away for the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre. They had been keeping this macaque since he was a very small baby after he was dumped there as…

We are seeking the ideal candidate(s) for a recently opened positon at the Laos Wildlife Rescue Centre, ‘Wildlife Rescue Centre Manager’ Male or Female, or a couple, experience working in or managing a wildlife rescue center is a must, able to work independently, age 27-50, ability to speak Thai or…

Let us introduce you to ‘Jub Jib’ the 15 year-old white-handed gibbon (Hylobates lar) who arrived at the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre yesterday. Just over 15 years ago Jub Jib was living with her family high in the tree canopy in Thailand’s biggest national park, Kaeng Krachan, which is part…

The 7 youngest members of our primate family here at the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre have just progressed to a large open top field environment. These little orphans have all had a rather distressing start to life, three of them are missing limbs, now they can start to be little…

This morning WFFT staff and volunteers celebrated the 16th year of the Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand. Here are some pictures from this mornings merit making and offerings to the monks of Khao Lok Chang Temple. Thank you to all our supporters over the years. Here is to many more successful…