Current information on the activities undertaken by Wild At Life.
Category: News from the Wild
Project update
Published: April 15, 2023
When Asli, the founder of Wild at Life e.V., visited Bela Bela sanctuary in mid-April, one of her To-dos is to relocate Süleyman to a larger space now that he is stronger and does not need constant monitoring.
Project update
April 10, 2023
Asli the lioness was recently spotted with her cubs.
Project update
March 24, 2023
We are so delighted to share the progress made by the lioness that was previously too weak to stand. She is now able to stand on all four and eat on her own!
Project update
December 15, 2022
Relocation to Congo With the limited means and political tensions that were rising in the region, Wild at Life e.V. provided Januario with the best that we could. He had what he needed but unfortunately, his living condition was subpar.
Project update
December 5, 2020
Shadow lived inside a concrete cage that was his ‘home’ for the eight years of his miserable life. He never touched grass, never seen a tree or blue sky, and his disgraceful home was a state-owned zoo in an area
News
July 27, 2019
Wild at Life e.V. is proud to be the new partner of Eis Fontanella Frankfurt, a wonderful family business that started in 1957. They have introduced two new flavours – vegan ice cream, and banana with chestnut and cranberry ice
News
November 8, 2018
Our USA Representative and dearest friend Kristy Drinkwater’s tremendous love and effort for Wild at Life e.V. has led her to get the amazing support of Pelzer Winery! They are doing a fundraiser for our Chimpanzee Rescue Project! If you
News
May 18, 2018
Selling luxury Turkish cotton products, TAMA Towels has decided to team up with Wild at Life e.V. and contribute to a school we support in Zambia. In that context, TAMA has produced an African line and 10% of the sales
News
April 13, 2018
Elite Islands Resorts and Wild at Life e.V. are working together to save the remaining wildlife.
News
September 6, 2009
In August 2009, then-Forest Minister, Mr. Deepak Bohara, ordered the permanent closing of the Lele facility in Nepal and all 300 monkeys are to be rehabilitated and released into the wild! This comes after consultation with the department heads of
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