General

We are blessed with our Sacred Birman cats reaching very old ages.

Bridget turns 21 today (10 April) and though she shows some signs of old age naturally, she is still going strong. We of course do everything in our power for all cats and animals in our cattery and sanctuary to give the ultimate best care, and we hope Bridget will still be with us for some time.

Last year our Queeny died aged 23 and a year before Bridget her first born son Zamba, aged 17. Bridget’s other son Solo is turning 18 this year.

So happy happy Birthday Bridget and you will be spoilt like every day!!!

Wishing all our readers and followers a wonderful 2026. Thank you for your continuous support, much appreciated!! 2025 was a good year for our Wild Cats World sanctuary and animals. With a special Anniversary.

In June 2025 we had the 15th Anniversary of Wild Cats World. From the first day on our mission was to contribute to the survival of the many wildcat species in the world, with main focus on the African native species like the leopard, Cheetah, African wildcat, Black-footed cat, Caracal and Serval. Several projects and associations have been started and supported by us to realise this mission.

In 2012 we also started with our own sanctuary and since then we rescued a lot of (wild) cats and other animals to whom we give the best possible care and enrichment and a permanent safe home in natural environment, fighting against exploit, trade and (Canned) Hunting!

In 2025 we welcomed and provided a home for many more small cats and lots of Servals again. A lot of hard work has been done and a lot of challenges we managed to face successfully again in 2025.

We are relying on donations and sponsoring to be able to continue the way we do and to be able to do more for cats and animals in need. In January we will start a special GoFundme fundraiser; hopefully we can count on your support for all animals in need we want to welcome and give a second chance to a great life!

Happy New Year!!!!

Let us all Learn to respect every animal as a sentient being!
Dr. Jane Goodall – 1934-2025

Are you passionate about animals and more so about (Wild) Cats?

Are you interested in long-term commitment and investment to support projects dedicated to (Wild) cats and other animals? Are you having doubts whether you should invest in animals or (also) in people/kids? Or better: a combination of the two? Are you scared if the charity cause is reliable and are looking for a 100% safe way to invest? Do you have min. 2000+ euro per month to invest, long-term? If YES to all of these questions – you are the investor we are looking for!

Write to info@wildcatsmagazine.nl (Babette de Jonge, founder/owner/Exec Director Wild Cats World/Wild Cats Magazine) with your possibilities, questions and for more info. Only genuine requests will be taken into consideration and will get a reply.

Spread the word if you know people who might be interested to help us out to do more and even better for the wild cats and by doing so support more people/children.

A new book, maybe of interest to our followers, writes the author John Delaney.

The glories of loving an adopted senior Himalayan cat in stage 3 of renal failure.

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