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It is with enormous sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved elephant, Boon Chuey.

After being rushed to the WFFT wildlife hospital, X-rays revealed his body is littered with bullets. Although most of the bullets in Wang's body are old and the wounds healed, one bullet has left him blind in his right eye.

We are proud to announce the successful rescue of three tigers and two leopards in what stands as the largest big cat rescue mission ever undertaken by an NGO in Thailand.

We are seeking a highly motivated individual to join our current team of Volunteer Coordinators here at the WFFT Elephant Refuge.

We are seeking a highly motivated individual for a newly opened position at the WFFT Wildlife Rescue Centre Thailand.

Reflecting on 2023: a truly monumental year for WFFT, marked by amazing collaborations and our largest rescue effort yet. There is much to do in 2024, and we have big plans to create a better world for injured, exploited, and abused wildlife in Thailand.

The run is set to take place on March 24, 2024. This event offers participants a choice of three distances – 8KM, 15KM, and 22KM.

We are thrilled to announce the fresh start for Mr. Big Foot, an abandoned coconut monkey from Koh Samui.

A ticking time bomb: Captive-bred lions in Thailand

Hope for Alicia regaining some sight following a specialist visit.

These animals have been kept in small, concrete enclosures for their entire lives, with many of them spending over twenty years in captivity.