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A Civet cat that was found on the road, hit by a car. Luckily recovering after medical care.
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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
Sponsor/adopt a Cat
Wild cats World is a non-profit organisation relying on the generosity of the (wild) cat enthusiasts. By sponsoring/Adopting a cat you will be a great support in the monthly expenses to give this particular cat (at our sanctuary in South Africa) the best life possible. To sponsor a species is also possible. If you want … Read more
Catfriends? May we appeal to your generosity?
Wild Cats World and founder/owner Babette de Jonge has been moving heaven and earth for 11 years, to do what’s best in her power for CATS. Wild Cats, big and small, but also feral cats and domestic cats who need help. The group of feral Cats on this picture , and many other homeless cats, … Read more
Come and volunteer at Wild Cats World
Wild Cats World volunteer Sasan Amir from Germany made this incrediblevideo as first impression of his visit to us and our cats, and to South Africa. Starring a.o. Wild Cats World cheetahs and leopards……are you already inspired to come over? Just enjoy this amazing video.
Relocation #3 to the new Wild Cats World Sanctuary
13-02-2021: Another four leopards were taken on a long one way trip to their forever home at the new WCW sanctuary. The team made sure they were well prepared for the long trip of at least 13 hours. Three farmcats went along and some materials. The planning was to also transport servals on this trip … Read more