Tiger Adoptions and Conservation

Our work with Tigers is just part of Care for the Wild’s practical work to fight animal cruelty, promote animal welfare, rescue and help animals in need and make a difference!

Care for the Wild International’s work to help Tigers is wide ranging and is funded by our Tiger Adoption scheme and donations from supporters. As with all of our work we aim to make a difference by providing practical help to aid animals in most need. Projects we are involved in include fighting poachers and hunting in Asia, stopping illegal trade in Tiger Parts (used in Traditional Chinese Medicine), and training and educating local communities in the plight of the Tiger.


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Care for the Wild International works with the Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Centre in Cambodia to care for orphaned Indochinese tiger cubs. Orphaned at very young ages, these tigers were not able to learn essential survival skills from their mothers and so would not survive if they were put back into the wild.

When the young cubs are rescued, they are taken to the Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Centre in Cambodia where they are lovingly cared for. Initially CWI quickly steps in to help by providing emergency vets, supplies and medicines to nurse them back to health. We can then provide a home for them, in a purpose built enclosing encompassing large areas of natural habitat.

CWI is currently providing long term support for two tigers. This includes providing funding for a dedicated carer, food, enclosure building and maintenance, and veterinary treatment.

Much of the work we do is funded by our Tiger adoption scheme which allows people to support these helpless cubs. The rest of our work is funded by donations from our supporters.

Care for the Wild is involved in projects in Asia aimed at educating and informing local people about the plight of the Tiger. In addition, CWI teamed up with the Offices of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and the Wildlife Trust of India to promote awareness about the dangers of illegal trade of Tiger parts for Traditional Chinese Medicine.

We are also working to protect wild Tigers against cruel poachers in Asia. In addition to fighting the poachers on the ground we are working against the illegal trade in Tiger parts which are used in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Our aim is to make a difference and help Tigers wherever they are in need which is why we are fighting to stop poaching in all parts of Asia and the illegal trade in Tiger parts all over the world.

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