Serval move and release
An exciting day for two of the servals at our sanctuary. We moved and released them to give them lots of extra natural space.
Lots of preparations in progress at our sanctuary
The best for the resident animals and their species in the wild. No exhibition, no exploitation, no trade…
New home for meerkats
The meerkats approved of their new home and enjoy exploring. Recently we were asked to give a good home in our sanctuary and on the farm to 2 aged caracals, 1 aged cheetah, 3 African wildcats with 5 kittens, a few feral Cats, 3 meerkats and lots of Guinea pigs, bunnies and chicken. They had … Read more
S.O.S. – operation rescue cats and other animals.
As a sanctuary we are often asked to take in (wild) cats, and other animals, in need.
Please help us support this Civet Cat
A Civet cat that was found on the road, hit by a car. Luckily recovering after medical care.
It is a WILD CATS WORLD
Our sanctuary is not just heaven for the bigger and smaller wildcats such as leopards, cheetahs or servals/caracals… but also the smaller African wildcat and Black-footed cats.
Up-date Wild Cats World Sanctuary
After the move to our new location there’s of course lots of things still to do; to organise, get things together and to improve. Most important to make a plan for the future: how to move forward from now. We are happy to tell you all cats are happy and healthy after the big move, … Read more
Orphan African wildcat kitten: Phoebe
The pretty girl you see on the photos, is Phoebe. A few weeks ago she was brought in at our sanctuary. They found her all alone in the bush, near a lodge. There’s not many cats around this place in the bush, apart from a few African wildcats that have been sighted. As for her … Read more
Goodbye Kirkwood/Eastern Cape
We made it happen after a year of hard work preparing every detail of the huge relocation. A fresh start of the officially registered Wild Cats World Sanctuary at our own new property. Many long drives started to move all animals and other belongings to Bela Bela, Limpopo. While all animals have settled in nicely … Read more
