Thank you to each and everyone of you who have helped us get through these terrible times. Will this crisis ever end? It seems Thailand’s borders will remain closed for the forcible future leaving us with an uncertain future. No guests and no volunteers mean no funds to run our…
ภาษาไทยด้านล่างนะครับ As the rest of the world closes down we must continue to save animals and provide care for the 700+ currently housed at WFFT. A few days ago, we released two Bengal slow loris into Thailand’s largest National Park, Kaeng Krachan. Thank you to the team at KKNP for…
(สำหรับภาษาไทยเลื่อนอ่านข้างล่าง) We are starting a campaign against the cruel and illegal use of slow lorises as tourist photo-props in some of Thailand’s popular beach resorts. Each week concerned members of the public contact WFFT about lorises being illegally used as photo-props. Photographs are sent to us from people asking us…
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