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Please help and make a donation - the servals are coming to our sanctuary. The post We need your help – Servals to South Africa appeared first on Wild Cats Magazine ..read more

Three male servals, currently named “Luik”, “Gent” and “Wondelgem” after the cities where they were found or confiscated, are being prepared for their big journey from Belgium to South Africa on 22 March 2023. At Wild Cats World Sanctuary we are happy to welcome them and give them a wonderful forever home……living like a serval ... More... The post One way ticket from Belgium to South Africa appeared first on Wild Cats Magazine ..read more

The most important thing is that the serval is no longer on the positive list (also known as the allowed pet and hobby animal list). Therefore, from 2024, they finally may no longer be kept as a pet in the Netherlands. The post All about servals appeared first on Wild Cats Magazine ..read more

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Have A Merry Christmas everyone - a time full of love for each other and all animals around ❣️ The post Merry Xmas & All the best for 2023 appeared first on Wild Cats Magazine ..read more

Sacred Birman cat Queeny reached the respectable age of 20 today, June 27th 2022 The post Happy, happy 20th Birthday to our dearest Queeny appeared first on Wild Cats Magazine ..read more

Large Wild Feral Cats photographed in the Australian Outback. The post Wild Feral Cats Are Evolving In Australia appeared first on Wild Cats Magazine ..read more

The first Sacred Cat of Birman in our Cattery turned 19 today (27th of June). Happy Birthday to her! As it is a special Day for a very special cat we just have to share this with all our followers. Queeny survived a severe pancreas infection and 5 days as ” lost feral cat” a ... More... The post Happy 19th Birthday, Queeny appeared first on Wild Cats Magazine ..read more

Early Saturday morning (26/3/22) we were contacted by a ranger at Zebula Game Reserve about a civet cat that had been hit by a car and found on the road by a visitor. The ears were twitching a bit but that was all the movement left in the poor civet. So we quickly rushed there ... More... The post Please help us support this Civet Cat appeared first on Wild Cats Magazine ..read more