News
Our wild boys Solo, Beau & Bahati
Soon we’ll have more info about them and Olive.
To volunteer at Wild Cats World
Are you a passionate (wild) cat enthusiast? Are you keen to work with African wildcats, Black-footed cats, Caracals, Cheetahs, Leopards, Servals and feralcats? Would you love to assist our caretaker giving daily care (and more) to all cats at our sanctuary/conservation projects? And are you looking forward to hear more stories about how we fight for the survival of the mentioned species (but also the other wild cat species around the world), the rescue of many cats and the rehabilitation work we support at several other places in South Africa? Please write to info@wildcatsmagazine.nl for more info how to volunteer with us. […]
Olive Foundation
In memory of Olive (and all others), one of the many victims of South Africa’s disrespect to wildlife: poached and stripped. Olive Foundation, by Wild Cats World, raises funds for all activities fighting against poaching, stripping, trading, hunting…..snares. As well as to rescue her three friends out of the same “hell hole” and construct a nice and safe home for them. Please do support Olive Foundation with this essential work. Her death being not in vain, we hope she will be the symbol of the rescue of many big cats and other wildlife awaiting the same ill fate.Thanks. Paypal: info@wildcatsmagazine.nlBanktransfer […]
One to Read: Wilde Verwandte by Wolfgang Schwerdt
For German speaking/reading wildcat enthusiasts. In this book author Wolfgang kindly pays attention to Wild Cats World and our conservation projects for the leopard, black-footed cats, etc. In short…. Marbled cat, Sumatran tiger, leopard, clouded leopard, or black-footed cat. They all have one thing in common: they are on the brink of extinction.Since the emergence of the first civilizations, they are hunted, as well as admired. The wild species and their natural habitat are decreasing rapidly everywhere in the world. In this book a cultural and historical journey of the early years of the 17th century, in which the fictional […]
Future & Leopards
In case you are wondering what we are up to at this moment? It might seem quiet as for our projects and sanctuary but you can consider it to be “Calm before the storm”. Behind the scenes lots of work is in progress, we are not allowed to share any info about just yet. Once we can, rest assured, you will hear loud and clear what we have been up to the past few months. This concerns a big revelation, which will hopefully cause some commotion and increased awareness of conservation. Apart from that we are still having meetings with […]
SOS LEOPARDS
The #1 project Wild Cats World currently supports is a leopard rescue of a badly injured wild male leopard. This fundraiser is to give him the essential medical care. The injuries result from snares on a farm that have done a lot of damage. He is badly injured but is in good hands now. This project is in association with a Leopard Rescue, Rehab & Release program in the Mpumalanga district, South Africa. Please, support us! Funds are badly needed. So far, all funding was provided for by the vet and the Rehab program. But if we want to continue […]
Merry X-Mas & Happy New Year
Like with every ending of a year we look back to what has been the past year. We gained, we lost, like every year. But of course we had a few highlights too. The relocation of four young leopards born at Wild Cats World, to live wild, in March 2018. Also we had two special births, at the black-footed cats and the leopards, all off spring growing up healthy. So, we can only look back and say 2018 was very successful. We came closer to our actual mission and vision and that of course feels great. Also, we learnt so […]
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Recent Photography
The Javan Leopard project
The Population estimates are not certain, but certainly less than 250 mature individuals, possibly even less than 100 (IUCN Red List).
Read about our ongoing activities and the rescue of two leopards in particular.
Other ways to help
- Leopards: Feline & Félipe, Felix & Felicia
- Cheetahs: Speedy, Spiky & Sunny
- Black-footed Cats: Lilly & Spotty
- African wildcats: Sid & Louise, Maurice, Stars, Ruben
- Servals: Joy, Fady, Fennick & Fonzi
- Pallas Cats: Lyon & Zoë
- Caracals: Leo, Nina II
Facebook page Ambassadors
Also view the Photo album on FaceBook with more pictures of the ambassadors.
Help us save wild cats worldwide!
As announced on March 16, 2017 , the WCW Pallas Cat Conservation Project is become a reality since we signed the contract with the Zoo de Lyon.
I hear already people saying, but there are pallas cat at Zoo de Lyon. Wrong, they have 2 pallas cat but not visible from the public (unfortunately) due to the fact that they are looking for funding to build a brand new enclosure.
The WCW Pallas cat Conservation Project could be split in 2 sub-projects:
- Help and support Zoo de Lyon to raise funds for work related to the Pallas cat . Conservation in-situ and ex-situ.
- The other one which is the most important one is to raise funds for the PICA project – Pallas’s cat International Conservation Alliance.
