slow loris

Hope’s journey from a life of isolation to companionship with fellow macaque, Neung, is nothing short of inspirational.

This year, we’re inspiring local students in Thailand to protect wildlife through school visits and sanctuary tours.

Read about how we continue our mission to end coconut monkey abuse in Thailand. This time it was 4-year-old Khai Nui's turn to be rescued.

Learn why purchasing wildlife from markets or the pet trade - even with the best intentions - only fuels more cruelty and suffering.

PAT expands its sterilisation and animal welfare work to Huay Sai Nue, a rural area outside Cha-am in Phetchaburi.

When we found a wild slow loris with only three limbs, we decided to release him to a safer location where he can live his best loris life.

Meet the wild boar who refused to give up - and broke free from the grim fate that claims so many others.

What happens when wild animals lose their homes to human activity? Discover the real-life conflicts between people and wildlife.

Thanks to our incredible supporters, Chompoo and Lek now have beautiful new names to match their bright futures.

These two gorgeous African Spurred Tortoises were recently brought to our sanctuary after being kept as pets.

We are incredibly sad to share the passing of our very special lady, Nam Chok.

These recent rescues highlight the importance of keeping wildlife wild and never supporting the exotic pet trade by buying animals from markets.