OUR MISSION
The mission of the Wildlife Conservation and Prevention Organization (WCPO) is to help protect and improve the lives of vulnerable wildlife, especially primates, through compassionate rescue, veterinary care, rehabilitation, and responsible wildlife care.
We work to help injured, sick, abused, abandoned, and displaced wildlife when we have the ability and resources to do so. We provide appropriate care, protection, and rehabilitation to help animals recover. When an animal is healthy, prepared, and considered suitable for release, we work toward a responsible return to an appropriate natural environment.
For animals that cannot safely return to the wild, we seek to provide a safe and humane environment where they can receive the care and protection they need.
WCPO also believes that wildlife conservation includes education and awareness. We encourage people to respect wild animals and their natural behaviors and to avoid actions that may cause unnecessary stress, harm, or suffering.
Through our rescue, rehabilitation, education, and community work, we hope to make a small but meaningful contribution to the protection of wildlife in Cambodia.
Our goal is simple, To help wildlife in need, give them appropriate care, and give them a second chance whenever we can.
Who We Are
The Wildlife Conservation and Prevention Organization (WCPO) is a small Cambodian nonprofit organization dedicated to helping wildlife in need.
We rescue sick, injured, abandoned, and vulnerable wildlife, provide appropriate care and rehabilitation, and work toward responsible return to the wild when possible. We are a small organization working with limited resources, but we remain committed to giving wildlife a second chance.
What We Do
Our work focuses on helping wildlife through every stage of recover.Helping animals that are sick, injured, abandoned, or in danger.
Providing appropriate treatment, medication, nutrition, and recovery support.Helping animals regain strength, independence, and natural behaviors.Preparing suitable animals for responsible return to an appropriate natural environment, while continuing to care for animals that cannot safely be released.