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An exciting new chapter in WFFT’s history, which will mean we can help more animals than ever before.

The first group of primates are now safe at WFFT’s wildlife rescue centre, as part of the biggest-ever gibbon rescue in our history.

Our new rescue Nam Chok spent decades being used to give rides to tourists at an elephant trekking camp in Pattaya. Now in her sixties, her owner agreed to send her to a sanctuary for her retirement.

Vaccinations are essential in helping to stop the spread of rabies, which kills nearly 60,000 people around the world each year.

The Wildlife Trade Investigator will work as part of a small team conducting wildlife trade investigation activities in South East Asia, focusing primarily on Mekong area.

รับสมัคร สัตว์แพทย์มูลนิธิเพื่อนสัตว์ป่า 1 อัตรา (สัญชาติไทย) มูลนิธิเพื่อนสัตว์ป่ากำลังมองหาสัตว์แพทย์ผู้มีความมุ่งมั่นในการช่วยเหลือสัตว์ป่า

They were both cruelly dumped in the forest, where they had little hope of survival. They might have been ex-pets, or even, possibly used in the brutal coconut harvesting industry.

The first group of primates to be rehomed as part of our biggest ever primate rescue. Please donate for them today.

Since re-opening our sterilisation and vaccination clinic for stray and community animals earlier this year, more than 1,500 animals have come through our doors.

When we recently moved Baithong to her new enclosure, we also gave her a health check and dental check. Read more and see photos.

On #InternationalPrimateDay, we want to share the story of Dumbo, and the tragic reality of human-wildlife conflict for macaques in Thailand.

Jan was imported into Thailand when she was just a cub, and sold into the pet trade. She lived in a concrete cell for many years.