Saving Ghana’s Endangered Primates

Since 2020, we've partnered with WAPCA to help release captive white-naped mangabeys into the wild.

Saving the Mediterranean’s turtles

WVI is training vets in Greece and Spain to help save sick and injured turtles. The animals are victims of plastic pollution and other human activities.

Wild Tiger Health Centre

Wildlife Vets International has always been closely involved with tiger conservation around the world.

Tiger Health Programme: Protecting tigers from disease

Our five-point approach to saving a magnificent animal.

Painted Wolves: Ensuring the survival of an African icon

Getting a handle on disease in HW National Park, Zimbabwe.

Amur Leopards: Saving the world’s most endangered big cat

Conservationists get ready for reintroduction of leopards in Russia.

Pine Marten Comeback: Restoring the UK’s native wildlife

Scottish pine martens are welcomed in Wales.

Saving wildlife in Mauritius: Avoiding the Fate of the Dodo

Species recovery in the Indian Ocean.

Protecting Paradise: Birds under threat from disease in the Seychelles

Battling against extinction of unique island wildlife.

Raptor Rehabilitation: Essential first aid for birds of prey

WVI’s Raptor Rehabilitation programme is aimed at..

Posted on 22nd June 2017

Helping Vietman’s Primates: Surviving the illegal animal trade

Returning victims to the wild.

Long term support for hawksbill turtles in the Seychelles

Rehabilitating Critically Endanged turtles in a beachside resort.
‍

Indian Celebrations: Essential first aid for birds of prey

Raptors caught up in a killer of a festival.