Slow lorises, Langurs and Gibbons NOT confiscated yet The governor of Phuket Province and the Director-general of the Department of National Parks have told their officials to urgently enforce wildlife…
CITES COP hosted in Bangkok CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species) is holding its (COP) Conference of the Parties in Bangkok, Thailand this year. This COP is held…
Weekend trip to Wildlife rescue center and Wildlife hospital of WFFT weekend of 8-10 March 2012 During the CITES COP13 conference in Bangkok 2004 we welcomed various groups from…
Help us to take Coco home at WFFT! This is Coco, he is 20 years old and is living in captivity in Koh Samui, he needs urgent help to…
Wildlife not protected from abuse under new Thai animal welfare laws Thailand a country of natural beauty, a place that attracts over 19 million tourists each year, a place of…
The Wildlife Friends of Thailand believe that education is a key part of conservation. With this in mind, we have created the factfiles below, with information on a range of…
About the WFFT Elephant Refuge We run Asia’s first completely chain-free elephant sanctuary. No elephant is ever chained up, day or night. Most of the rescued elephants at WFFT have…
Ethical Wildlife Tourism in Thailand: Your choices and actions make a real difference Thailand has long been a magnet for tourists seeking exotic experiences, some of the most popular ones…
About the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre Since its inception, the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre has given shelter to 1000’s of wild animals. Many of these animals are rehabilitated and released…
WFFT is proud to be sponsored by the following organisations and companies: IPPL (International Primate Protection League) The American based organization that helps primates all over the world. Sponsors of…
Welcome to the Wildlife Friends Foundations Thailand The Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand (WFFT) is a registered foundation under Thai law, Foundation No: T271/2545 In Thailand, like in every country in…
Mailing address: Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand 108 Moo 6, Tambon Thamairuak, Amphoe Thayang, 76130 Phetchaburi, Thailand. Telephone us on: +66 (0)32-706906 or +66 (0)97-024-1133 Please click here to book a stay…
Donate now and change lives | ภาษาไทยด้านล่าง Every Euro, Dollar or Baht you kindly donate makes a huge difference to rescued wildlife in South East Asia. With no government funding,…
UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE! Today 27th of August 2013 the prosecutor and provincial court have ruled that the WFFT Foundation was not illegally running a wildlife clinic or animal hospital as…
A gibbon family awaiting release back to the wild Cosmo is a white-handed or lar gibbon rescued from a temple in upcountry Petchaburi 8 years ago, while Bridget was rescued…
Tiger and Ivory trade in Thailand getting out of hand On the 26th of October the provincial police of Nonsila district, Khon Kaen Province stopped a vehicle that behaved suspicious,…
Stop the building of a dam in Mae Wong National Park Dear Friends, We are writing to ask you, please, to sign this petition to stop construction of an incredibly…
Another unbelievable story of abuse of power Mr Damrong Pidech has finally retired, but that doesn’t mean that all the evil he has done will be over and gone. Here…
The next meeting of WARN is coming up in November 2012 in Taipei – Taiwan On the 22nd November 2011, during the 3rd International Conference On Wildlife Rescue In East…
The WFFT wildlife rescue team was again called from abroad for help The Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand rescue team has been helping with the rescue of 3 wild caught tiger…
