Special Events / Visitors

Our team was requested to visit Khao Krapuk-Khao Tao Mo, a protected forest area which is home to nearly 500 wild stump-tailed macaques who live in numerous troops.

WFFT founder Edwin Wiek assisted in the drafting of Thailand’s wildlife protection laws, which he says were written to outlaw places like Pata Zoo. Now, Wiek says the law may finally be catching up with the infamous zoo that has long-stirred global condemnation.

The endangered wild animal was discovered trying to enter someone’s house, likely trying to seek shelter from nearby forest fires.

WFFT has released a series of photos from our X-ray archive that showcases Thailand’s diverse wildlife and charts a history of our near-two decades of conservation work as the country’s biggest wildlife rescue centre.

Almost 200 dogs and cats have been sterilised and vaccinated so far - saving countless unwanted animals from being born into tough lives on the streets.

Rescuing and releasing a pangolin, tiger enrichments, PAT Clinic reopening and so much more. Watch our February 2023 Highlights at WFFT.

Join us for the Wild Animal Rescue Network (WARN) conference from 13-15 June 2023. The theme of the conference, “After Covid19, Back in Action,” promises to be timely and engaging,

WFFT welcomes a resilient deer who made a miraculous escape from poachers.

Pangolins are known as the world’s most illegally-trafficked mammal.

How elephant spines can become visibly deformed when forced to carry heavy loads of tourists as part of the wildlife entertainment industry.

The People and Animals Thailand (PAT) clinic will once again help thousands of Thailand’s street animals. Click to learn more and help if you can.