Run Free, R.i.P dear angel, Queeny
With deep regret we announce the passing of our proud and beloved Sacred Birman cat, Queeny. 27-06-2002/14-03-2025. She will be deeply missed after having been…
Conservation of species or not?
That’s the question regarding some species with a lack of genetic diversity. With too few animals and too small a habitat left (inbreeding!). For the…
The last days of 2024… Happy Christmas
This year, 2024, overall was a very good year for Wild Cats World. As always people do give some complications – on every level –…
More servals from Belgium to our sanctuary
On 6 September 2024 we welcomed another four servals from Belgium (& the Netherlands).
Video of the month
It is a Wild Cats World….
@ Wild Cats World Sanctuary
Tina Claramunt for Wild Cats World
Recent Photography
SA Leopard Conservation Project
There are lots of cheetah, tiger and even lion conservation projects, creating awareness for the bad situation of these species in the wild, but somehow people always seem to have the strange and wrong idea that the leopard numbers are still safe
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About Wild Cats World
Wild cats World is dedicated to the conservation of the endangered wild cats and their habitat.
Our goal is to bring global awareness to wild cats conservation issues, support field research for several species, promote world-wide education and rescue efforts to give captive cats a better life. More…
Other ways to help
- Leopards: Feline & Félipe, Felix & Felicia
- Cheetahs: Speedy, Spiky & Sunny
- Black-footed Cats: Lilly & Spotty, Lucky, Lady & Leila
- African wildcats: Sid & Louise, Maurice, Stars, Quilla
- Servals: Joy, Fady, Fennick & Fonzi
- Pallas Cats: Lyon & Zoë
- Caracals: Leo, Nina II, Thilido & Lucca
Facebook page Ambassadors
Also view the Photo album on FaceBook with more pictures of the ambassadors.
