Nestled among the evergreens of the Pacific Northwest, magnificent wild felines like this Bobcat are our passion - both in the wild and in captivity. 

The Wild Felid Advocacy Center of Washington is home to 35 wild cats - serval, caracal, bobcat, Canadian lynx, jungle cat, jaguarundi, Gordon's Cat and high percentage jungle cat hybrid. 

Our mission is providing homes for displaced wild felines, conservation of all wild felines in their natural environment and education relating to all species of wild cats - from the majestic Tiger to the tiny Sand Cat and all those in between.

 

                         

                                            Sand Cat - F.m. sheffeli

Siberian Lynx - Lynx, lynx

WE HAVE MOVED!!

The Wild Felid Advocacy Center of Washington's work is supported entirely through fundraisers and the generosity of supporters like you.  We opened in West Olympia in 2005.  Our growth has been quicker than we expected.  To be able to continue helping wild cats in need we must move!  Sanctuaries around the country are full to overflowing and forced to turn animals away daily.  WFAC needs to be ready for the next call to provide assistance and save lives.

Our goals for the new facility:

1) provide spacious 'natural' enclosures for our residents

2)  provide a first rate educational experience for students of all ages and the public

If you would like to donate property to the Wild Felid Advocacy Center of Washington, please contact us at 360 427-4466 or email us.  Donating property to a non-profit like the Wild Felid Advocacy Center can provide you with the maximum legal tax benefits allowed by law.  

Wild Felid Advocacy Center of Washington

is a licensed "Exhibitor"

of the USDA-APHIS

and

501(c)3 non-profit organization. 

All donations are tax deductible. 

We are available for 

educational presentations

for your group/event.

Share our passion for those

who purr, growl, hiss and roar!

If you are passionate about the beauty and presence of the wild cats of the world you are an advocate!

• If your goal is to help see that species of wild felines can continue to live and thrive in their native environments... you are an advocate.
• If you want to take part in helping see that species in captivity are cared for, happy and content... you are an advocate.

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