Save wild cats!
ABOUT THE FOUNDATION
We established Save Wild Cats Foundation in 2019 and have been working to protect the most endangered species of wild cats ever since. Our activities mainly focus on three species - the flat-headed cat, the marbled cat and the Sunda clouded leopard.
Our main goal is to research and improve methods of obtaining reproductive cells and collecting genetic material. In the long term, we want to use assisted reproduction methods to reproduce endangered species and increase the number of wild cats.
OUR ACTIONS
In 2021, we funded the construction of a center for wild cats in Indonesia. There are already individuals of the most endangered species. We are also planning to create a center in Toruń, which will not only be a place of research for scientists, but also a destination for all cat lovers to visit. We are actively cooperating with other organizations and foundations that work locally for the benefit of cats.
More than 99% of the funds raised for wild cat conservation are focused on protecting seven largest species. The others are left with very little. That's why we want to spread the knowledge we've gained to give smaller cats a chance to survive. Awareness of their existence is appallingly low, so we are doing our best to get the word out about the need to help them to as many people as possible.
No Planet B
Guided by the belief that people should take responsibility for their actions, we care for all wild cats. We don't want the lion's roar to resound only in loudspeakers, the jaguarundi to show its colors only in photos, and the amazing skills of servals to jump forever between the pages of children's stories. We promote the use of modern technology in the name of protecting mother earth, showcasing the admirable initiatives of wildlife defenders from around the globe. We want to effectively inspire people to care for nature and show the advantages of living in harmony with nature.