Our beloved Pin has passed away
24 January 2023
It is with great sadness that today we announce the passing of our beloved Pin.…
2022 Highlights
20 January 2023
Watch our 2022 Highlights. None of what we do is possible without you, our supporters. Please help us save more, do more and create a better world for wildlife.
Long-tailed Macaque Release
28 December 2022
WFFT recently released an endangered long-tailed macaque back to his wild home! Click to see how it went.
BREAKING NEWS – ELEPHANT CONFISCATION
20 December 2022
Two men arrested with a female elephant at the Myanmar-Thai border. The elephant is now in WFFT's care at our sanctuary.
November 2022 Highlights
9 December 2022
Our team is as busy as ever taking care of orphaned, abused and injured wildlife and giving them a second chance in life. Watch our November 2022 highlights.
Two new rescued endangered macaques
17 November 2022
Our vet team is working hard to treat these rescued macaques, so they can return to the wild. Click to read more, and please help if you can.
October 2022 Highlights
10 November 2022
New rescues including lorises, a macaque and other wildlife in need. Our supporters make our work possible. Watch our October 2022 highlights.
Phuket Zoo Tiger Health Check
28 October 2022
Phuket Zoo rescued tiger, Baithong, recently had a health check at WFFT. She is an older female tiger who has spent her life in captivity.
มูลนิธิเพื่อนสัตว์ป่า เปิดรับสมัคร มัคคุเทศก์ด้านการศึกษา 1 ตำแหน่ง
24 October 2022
We're recruiting for a Tour Guide at the WFFT wildlife sanctuary. Come and join our team and help rescued wildlife in Thailand.
New arrival: barn owl with broken wing
20 October 2022
We rescued a beautiful barn owl from the side of the road. He has a broken wing and will receive the vet care needed at WFFT.
September 2022 Highlights
6 October 2022
Rescued macaques move into new enclosure, Phuket Zoo bear gets a health check and more. Watch our September 2022 highlights.
Rescued Tigers, Pong and Pang, successfully integrated!
15 September 2022
Half brothers, Pong and Pang, have been successfully integrated! These Phuket Zoo rescued tigers may be related, but Pong and Pang are like chalk and cheese.
