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Halloween at WFFT!
Spooky enrichment, smiling volunteers, and very happy animals
Halloween at WFFT brought plenty of creativity, laughter, and enrichment for both humans and animals. Our amazing volunteers put their artistic skills to the test, transforming pumpkins, and even some unexpected fruits and veggies, into spooky masterpieces for our rescued residents to enjoy.
From grinning gourds to frightful faces, the carved creations were more than just decoration. These seasonal treats offered an exciting form of enrichment, encouraging our animals to explore, sniff, and snack on their festive surprises.
Oreo, an Endangered Hairy-nosed otter and the rarest otter in the world, was rescued from the pet trade in 2023. He quickly investigated and began snacking on the fish-stuffed pumpkin.
Pong, a Bengal tiger, was rescued from Phuket Zoo in 2022. He didn’t hold back and launched himself to grab the meat-stuffed pumpkin and claim his prize.
Pong, a Bengal tiger, was rescued from Phuket Zoo in 2022. He didn’t hold back and launched himself to grab the meat-stuffed pumpkin and claim his prize.
Lan Tao and Paws are two orphaned Endangered Long-tailed macaques – both arriving at the WFFT sanctuary with severe injuries. These two cheeky and curious monkeys immediately stuck their heads into the pumpkin stuffed with seeds and other treats.
Lan Tao and Paws are two orphaned Endangered Long-tailed macaques – both arriving at the WFFT sanctuary with severe injuries. These two cheeky and curious monkeys immediately stuck their heads into the pumpkin stuffed with seeds and other treats.
Lan Tao and Paws are two orphaned Endangered Long-tailed macaques – both arriving at the WFFT sanctuary with severe injuries. These two cheeky and curious monkeys immediately stuck their heads into the pumpkin stuffed with seeds and other treats.
Lan Tao and Paws are two orphaned Endangered Long-tailed macaques – both arriving at the WFFT sanctuary with severe injuries. These two cheeky and curious monkeys immediately stuck their heads into the pumpkin stuffed with seeds and other treats.
Lan Tao and Paws are two orphaned Endangered Long-tailed macaques – both arriving at the WFFT sanctuary with severe injuries. These two cheeky and curious monkeys immediately stuck their heads into the pumpkin stuffed with seeds and other treats.
Lan Tao and Paws are two orphaned Endangered Long-tailed macaques – both arriving at the WFFT sanctuary with severe injuries. These two cheeky and curious monkeys immediately stuck their heads into the pumpkin stuffed with seeds and other treats.
Lan Tao and Paws are two orphaned Endangered Long-tailed macaques – both arriving at the WFFT sanctuary with severe injuries. These two cheeky and curious monkeys immediately stuck their heads into the pumpkin stuffed with seeds and other treats.
Lan Tao and Paws are two orphaned Endangered Long-tailed macaques – both arriving at the WFFT sanctuary with severe injuries. These two cheeky and curious monkeys immediately stuck their heads into the pumpkin stuffed with seeds and other treats.
Prik, a critically endangered Indochinese leopard, received a meaty sack for sensory enrichment. She was rescued from a big cat breeding farm in 2023. She didn’t hold back and thoroughly enjoyed destroying the sack.
Prik, a critically endangered Indochinese leopard, received a meaty sack for sensory enrichment. She was rescued from a big cat breeding farm in 2023. She didn’t hold back and thoroughly enjoyed destroying the sack.
Prik, a critically endangered Indochinese leopard, received a meaty sack for sensory enrichment. She was rescued from a big cat breeding farm in 2023. She didn’t hold back and thoroughly enjoyed destroying the sack.
Jammy, an Asiatic black bear, was very curious about her pumpkin. Jammy is around 23 years old and was rescued in 2009 from a pig farm in Thailand.
The elephants – Mae Moey, Gan Da, and Mee Chai – wasted no time investigating their Halloween pumpkins. With curious trunks and gentle nudges, they cracked open the carved creations to find tasty treats hidden inside.
The elephants – Mae Moey, Gan Da, and Mee Chai – wasted no time investigating their Halloween pumpkins. With curious trunks and gentle nudges, they cracked open the carved creations to find tasty treats hidden inside.
Stubby and his fellow Sulcata tortoise friend enjoyed a slower but no less enthusiastic approach, munching happily on their carved carrots.
Stubby and his fellow Sulcata tortoise friend enjoyed a slower but no less enthusiastic approach, munching happily on their carved carrots.
White Chocolate and Bugs Bunny, our rescued rabbits, enjoyed their own miniature version of the festivities with carved veggies just their size.
White Chocolate and Bugs Bunny, our rescued rabbits, enjoyed their own miniature version of the festivities with carved veggies just their size.
Halloween at WFFT is always a highlight. Every carved creation and hidden treat helps enrich the lives of our rescued animals.
A huge thank you to all our incredible and creative volunteers for making this year’s spooky celebration such a success!
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