Care for the Wild International (CFTWI) has distinguished itself as a respected international organization which uses solid scientific research as a basis for its work.

Protecting wild areas from poachers, rehabilitating sick and injured animals, and providing sanctuary for those animals which can never be returned to the wild are issues high on our agenda.

In Britain we aid rescue centres and animal protection groups throughout the country, helping a variety of wildlife such as foxes, otters, sea birds, seals and dolphins. Whilst overseas we help projects in Africa, Asia and elsewhere, supporting vital work to protect endangered tigers, elephants, gorillas, turtles, rhinos and many more.
21 years of caring for the wild...

Awareness raising is an important part of our work. We work with local people to shape attitudes towards wildlife conservation in those communities closest to wildlife reserves.

We also use our scientific expertise to campaign for wild animal protection at key forums such as the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species and commission important animal welfare and ecological investigations.

To carry out our work, we are completely dependent on the tireless generosity of our 45,000 plus donors and upon the kind support of those who join our animal adoption schemes.