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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 a respected member of the family for such a long time. She for sure is an example for all the animals in our care, age-wise. A strong-willed but very sweet … Read more
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 Dutch magazine “Kattenmanieren” an article about this topic. We hope to have the translation on the websites soon too.
This year, 2024, overall was a very good year for Wild Cats World. As always people do give some complications – on every level – but we managed again to live through this. Our wonderful leopard ambassadors, Feline & Felix, with who we started the foundation/NPC, had their 13th Birthday on 7 November and with … Read more
On 6 September 2024 we welcomed another four servals from Belgium (& the Netherlands).
At our sanctuary (and farm) in South Africa, we offer a forever safe home to many animals who were neglected by their owners, or at other places.
We welcomed another caracal and 3 servals at our sanctuary. All the way from Belgium. Lots of servals (and the occasional caracal) are kept as (illegal) pets or for breeding. Many seem to end up in the streets (escape?), or they are confiscated. Very few times the owner gives up on them, finally realizing they … Read more
Happy 22 to our dearest Queeny, our Birthday girl (Sacred Birman Cat). We are so proud of you oldie and love you so much. We feel blessed with every extra day, week, month, year… with you ♥️ Queeny and her two other Sacred Birman friends (aged 19 and 16) of the former De Jonge WildCats … Read more
We haven’t published so many up-dates recently, so it is about time to tell you what we have been working on the past few months and what is
about to come.
We are here for all cats and animals… whenever possible. We came to rescue to many Servals and Caracals.A lot of them from Europe, and more to come. It is finally illegal to keep them as pet. So the owners (have them) “escape” and/or officialsdo confiscate them. After that they end up in a rescue … Read more
