Save Vietnam's Wildlife

In Vietnam each year, thousands of animals are illegally traded for meat consumption, traditional medicine, pets and souvenirs. Live animals that are being illegally trafficked are often dehydrated, nutritionally-stressed, carrying diseases, and have injuries from when they were hunted. Poachers and traffickers will often force feed pangolins to increase their weights before selling them. The illegal wildlife trade is having a devastating impact on wildlife in Vietnam, many of which are endemics. Many species, including Owston’s Civet and Chinese Pangolin, are facing extinction unless urgent action is taken.

Save Vietnam’s Wildlife (SVW) is a national Non-Profit Organisation in Vietnam that was founded on the critical need for more effective solutions to secure a future for Vietnamese wildlife.

Our work includes:

WILDLIFE RESCUE & REHABILITATION
Rescuing, Rehabilitating And Releasing Animals Confiscated From The Illegal Wildlife Trade

SITE PROTECTION
Improving law enforcement to combat illegal poaching and engaging communities to protect nature

EDUCATION OUTREACH
Taking Conservation to the communities

CONSERVATION BREEDING
Restoring the wildlife population