wildlife trade

Until 1998, the Hairy-nosed otter was thought to be extinct. To our knowledge, Oreo is one of only two alive in legal captivity!

We need your kindness to give her a happy ever after. We are full of recently rescued animals. Can you please help us give her a better life?

WFFT is recruiting for a wildlife loving, hard-working team player to join our dedicated team as a Tour and Education Guide.

Our incredible People & Animals Thailand Clinic sterilised and vaccinated a fantastic 222 animals last month from various villages. Read more!

He was kept as a pet for three years and was fed an unnatural diet which made him ill. Now he’s recovering and safe at our sanctuary.

At least seven new infant orangutans have been spotted in captivity in Thailand this year, and there are legitimate concerns that some of these Critically Endangered animals have been caught from the wild in Indonesia and illegally imported to the country.

Disney’s promotion of unethical wildlife attractions in Thailand could set back decades of conservation work that has fought to educate tourists on why it’s never OK to exploit wildlife for entertainment.

Estimated to be less than one month old, the infant was found alone in a rubber plantation in the Prachuap Khiri Khan province.

More than 120 dogs have been sterilised and vaccinated at the army camp in Hua Hin, in a mission to help the local street animals.

PAT Clinic's visit to Khao Krapuk, slow loris release, rescued chimpanzee Canoe's third anniversary, and more! Watch our March 2023 Highlights at WFFT.

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.