News
Great news for our Javan Leopard Release project. The Ciremai National Park wants to cooperate with us in the Release Project, allowing us to have…
Habitat assessment WE NEED FUNDS AND CAMERATRAPS, THE MORE THE BETTER…. we have 10 cameratraps and it will take 2-3 months to collect the data,…
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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.
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…
IF THERE IS CONFLICT…
Request to farmers, villagers and anyone who has a human-wild cat (leopard, caracal, etc.) conflict, please don’t kill the cat but contact us!!!
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.
Wild Cats World sanctuary, South Africa, has been officially registered as a Non Profit Company by the South African Government.
Registration: 2020/583643/08.
As announced on March 16 in 2017, the WCW Pallas Cat Conservation Project has become a reality.
The project could be split in two activities:
- Help and support Zoo de Lyon to raise funds for work related to the Pallas cat Conservation in-situ and ex-situ.
- Raise funds for the PICA project – Pallas’s cat International Conservation Alliance.
