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Weekly Roundup (Nov 1 to 15, 2018)
These highlights include a gibbon who swallowed a nail, our latest elephant rescue befriending two other eles, a rescued macaque becoming a foster mother, peafowls having their flight feathers trimmed,…
Live a Wild Life!
Live a wild life! We are in need of wildlife volunteers for the next few months so please come out, give us a hand, and tell your friends about us!…
BREAKING NEWS — Boon Dee is Free
Yesterday the WFFT Elephant Refuge welcomed another new soul to the herd. Boon Dee is half blind and has been rescued from a trekking camp in Pattaya. The rescue was…
BREAKING NEWS — 105 Animals Saved (Part 2)
Having finally agreed to hand over the animals, after months of negotiations and changes of mind, the WFFT Rescue Team had to act as quickly as possible before the Abbot…
WFFT Position Opening – Tour and Education Guide มูลนิธิเพื่อนสัตว์ป่าเปิดรับสมัครมัคคุเทศก์ด้านการศึกษา 1 ตำแหน่ง
Job Description WFFT runs a successful day trip program into which we welcome quests from all over the world to visit the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre to explore our centre…
Yai, The Bear With A Sore Head
Recently, some swelling was found on the face of Yai, our Asiatic Black Bear. She was sedated and brought to the WFFT Wildlife Hospital to be examined and X-rayed. It…
What a Babe…
Yesterday, the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre gave refuge to a very special soul. We are indeed a 'Wildlife' Rescue Centre, although sometimes we are called to the aid of domestic…
Just a Roof for the Day Please!!!
The WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre is well known for rescuing and providing a roof to animals in need. One more time, and according to the rule, it has been done.…
Flies me to the Moon…
Nature is full of wonders and little things that can inspire curiosity. Nobody can resist, especially Nueng the Northern pig-tailed macaque, when a swarm of little wings buzz above her…
Honey Bamboo!
The least we can say is that our bears are more than bearly gourmets ! Our Wildlife Staff and volunteers know this ! Each day, in addition to their regular…
Portrait: Pocky! Pocky! Fun sweet lady!
Here is Pocky, a really really sweet female pig-tailed macaque who lives in one of our biggest open enclosure in Newlands. At the center everybody knows her, everybody loves her…
Malii the miracle cat
During a routine evening surgery the vet team were presented with a paralysed cat that a local had found beside his car. The cat had no owner, but was very…
Portrait: Bandit. The Cute Fierce Little Critter!!!
In September 2005, a 10-month old female long-tailed macaque who was living on Khao Wang Mountain (otherwise known as Monkey Mountain) in Phetchaburi was rescued. The poor infant was suffering…
Toro – Another poor victim of the Illegal Wildlife Pet Trade
Yesterday some people from Samut Sakorn brought a baby female short-clawed otter (Aonyx cinerea) into the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre. They had been keeping her as pet for the past…
The Story of the Maqcat…
Remember last year we shared our discovery of an unexpected bond between Jojo the rescued macaque and Alan the stray domestic cat (see the story here: https://www.wfft.org/primates/unexpected-bond-macaque-befriends-cat/). Well, life goes…
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20 Years Alone – Nui is Finally Freed
Meet Nui the elderly female Northern pig-tailed macaque (Macaca leonina) that has been kept in solitary confinement for a staggering 19 years. She had been given to the people that…
Thongs Ten Years in a Trash Filled Shack is Over…
Let us introduce you to Thong the highly endangered Northern white-cheeked gibbon, rescued by the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Team this morning. Her owners contacted us yesterday evening and asked us…
Python makes a Pit Stop at WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre before returning to the Wild
Earlier this week a male reticulated python (Python reticulatus) was brought to the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Hospital. Some local people found him under their bed, and after successfully putting him…
