Surgery and much needed relief for Asiatic Black Bear, Ginny
One of our rescued Asiatic Black Bears, Ginny, was suffering with a 3rd eyelid protrusion and recently had surgery to bring her much-needed relief.
WFFT opens ‘Stripes Restaurant’ at Tiger Rescue Centre
'Stripes Restaurant,' is now open! Offering a delicious gastronomic experience, every visit supports the care of the rescued big cats at WFFT.
Baithong the tiger gets a health check
When we recently moved Baithong to her new enclosure, we also gave her a health check and dental check. Read more and see photos.
Incredible X-Ray Images of WFFT’s Animal Patients Show Unique Glimpse into Thai Wildlife
WFFT has released a series of photos from our X-ray archive that showcases Thailand’s diverse wildlife and charts a history of our near-two decades of conservation work as the country’s biggest wildlife rescue centre.
February 2023 Highlights
Rescuing and releasing a pangolin, tiger enrichments, PAT Clinic reopening and so much more. Watch our February 2023 Highlights at WFFT.
Meet our Rescued Tigers
Our tigers were all rescued from the cruel wildlife tourism trade, where they suffered decades of emotional and physical abuse .
November 2022 Highlights
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.
October 2022 Highlights
New rescues including lorises, a macaque and other wildlife in need. Our supporters make our work possible. Watch our October 2022 highlights.
Introducing Bengal Tiger, Baithong
Bai Thong was born in a zoo in Bangkok. She is the mother of Maruay, one of our other recent rescues, and is 12 years old.
December 2021 Highlights
Here are some of the key rescues, releases and work our team undertook in December to help wildlife in Thailand. Your kindness makes our work possible.
Infant orangutan found in box outside WFFT
Early this morning an animal carry case was found dumped outside the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre, at a first glance it was thought to be a cat or dog inside…
Milo the orangutan is gone!
UPDATE FRIDAY 19thof February 2016 MILO IS GONE! We are now “Searching Milo”! Yesterday the Natural Resources and Environmental Crime Division (NRECD) of the Royal Thai Police and Department…
Support the campaign to free Milo the orangutan
Milo needs your help! Milo is a 13 year old Orangutan who has spent her life in terrible conditions in Phuket Zoo, Thailand. She is a living in a…
Press release on 14 orangutans to be repatriated
14 ORANG-UTANS TO BE RETURNED TO INDONESIA Press release 14 orangutans to be repatriated from Thailand to Indonesia. THE REAL STORY Over the last 48 hours many stories have been…
WFFT raid: Parliamentary hearings on abuse of power, slander and harassments
Parliamentary hearings on abuse of power and harassment Parliament, Bangkok – 22 August 2012 On Wednesday 22nd of August a second hearing was held with the Parliamentary Committee on law…
WFFT’s Slow Loris Photo-prop Campaign
(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 orangutans are almost home!!!
The time is almost here for 14 confiscated orangutans to finally be returned home to Indonesia. The animals have been held for almost 7 years after being confiscated from private…
Russian couple arrested with photo monkeys
Phuket Monkeys confiscated The WFFT rescue team rescued a pig-tailed monkey 3 weeks ago and was informed by the person that handed over the monkey that she had bought it…
Wildlife Friends is still fighting charges after nemesis retires (AP)
From Animal People From ANIMAL PEOPLE, October 2012: (Actually published on November 1, 2012.) Wildlife Friends is still fighting charges after nemesis retires BANGKOK–Thailand Department of National Parks, Wildlife &…
