It’s not always about helping wildlife…
Yesterday via social media we were made aware of the plight of over 250 cats and dogs living at a temple in Pranburi, they have been cared for many years by a nun, who feeds them and try’s to take care of them within her limited resoruces. This month food…
‘Problem’ LTM Male Successfully Relocated
A few days ago we received a call from some concerned monks about an adult long-tailed macaque that had taken up residence at a temple close to the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre. The macaque in question had moved far away from any other known population of macaques so the WFFT…
Rescued Baby Muntjac Arrives at WFFT
Last night we received a telephone call from a local farmer that had found a very young infant Southern red muntjac deer (Muntiacus muntjak) in his pineapple field, with its mother nowhere to be seen. The WFFT Wildlife Rescue Team headed out straight away to collect this little deer. We…
Infant Male Long-tailed Macaque Rescued
A few days ago we received a call about a very young infant long-tailed macaque (Macaca fascicularis) that had been found after being abandoned by his mother. He was found one month prior to being brought into the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre and given the name ‘Phubai’. A de-sexing program…
Aping around with Maggie and Chico
We recently created a new rope bridge for the WFFT’s resident orangutans, Maggie and Chico, this corridor allows them to cross over a small road next the the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre directly into the trees within the forest area where they are taken each day. Maggie used the rope…
The Story of a Trapped ‘Pest’
Two days ago we received a call form the local livestock department who needed assistance with the treatment of an injured sub-adult male long-tailed macaque (Macaca fascicularis). He had been caught 2 months prior as he was seen as a pest within the area he lived. After further discussions with…
14 Endangered Freshwater Turtles Return Back to the Wild
Yesterday 14 freshwater turtles returned back to the wild after spending some time at the WFFT Wildlife Rescue after being rescued due to varying circumstances. These are the lucky ones after being kept as pets or rescued from the dinner plate they now have a second chance at a wild…
Endangered Indian Star Tortoise Arrives at WFFT
Another victim of the international illegal pet trade has been brought into the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre, meet ‘Tess’ the Indian star tortoise (Geochelone elegans). The people that purchased Tess from a pet shop were unaware of which species she was, and how endangered they are, with international laws to…
Injured Infant Macaque ‘Hope’ in a Critical Condition
A few days ago we received reports of a critically injured infant male long-tailed macaque (Macaca fascicularis), that had been found close to a temple inhabited by a large troop of macaques. The rescue team headed out straight away to investigate. Upon arrival to the scene, the severity of his…
Happy International Orangutan Day!!!
Happy International Orangutan Day. Here are some images of WFFT’s orangutan residents - Maggie and Chico during their daily forest school lessons. We plan to build large open enclosures to provide more suitable environments for these very special intelligent great apes. We are still looking for people to help out.…
It is International Orangutan Day this Friday!!!
Its International Orangutan Day this Friday!!! In preparation for this day which is on Friday, here are some images of rescued orangutans, Maggie and Chico here at the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre, and their increasingly endangered wild cousins. Each day during their daily forest school sessions they are taken into…
Update – Rescued Porcupines Move to a new Home!!!
You may remember the ‘unwanted’ pet Malayan porcupines (Hystrix brachyura) that arrived at WFFT in sacks almost dead just one month ago? After spending some time in quarantine to recover from their terrible ordeal they have been moved to a large open field enclosure in the Newlands area of the…
