SVW - SAVE VIETNAM'S WILDLIFE
Save Vietnam’s Wildlife (SVW) is a Vietnamese non-profit organization founded with the mission of ensuring a safe future for wildlife in Vietnam and promoting a world where humans live in harmony with nature.
Conservation programs
Species conservation
Rescue and rehabilitation
Conservation breeding
Rewilding
Ecological research, threat assessment, and conservation effectiveness evaluation
Develop, participate in, and implement conservation plans and strategies
Advocate for and provide technical input to wildlife conservation policies
Protect forests and ecosystems
Forest protection patrols
Strengthen crime prevention and enforcement
Expand and establish protected areas
Training and capacity building for forest protection
Assess species population trends and advocate for wildlife conservation policies
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Community Engagement
Education & Awareness Raising
Reduce the demand for illegal wildlife products
Develop livelihoods for communities in buffer zones of protected areas and promote sustainable ecotourism
News
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Partners & Sponsors
SVW would like to thank all our partners for their ongoing support and collaboration. Together, we will protect wildlife and their habitats.
Impact
(*) Data updated as of June 2026
4,280
Wild animals rescued
4,280
Wild animals rescued
2
Biosecurity facility meeting One Health standards
43
Conservation breeding enclosures
1,823
Pangolins rescued
4,708
Wild animals rescued
+70%
release success rate
63+
Wild species
rescued
rescued
605
Rescue missions completed
Vietnam
Vietnam
153
Release mission returning animals to
the wild
the wild
1,019
Pangolins released back into the wild
4,280
Rescued wildlife individuals
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0229 3848 053 / 0978 331 441
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IF YOU NEED TO REPORT A TRANSFER OR AN EMERGENCY RESCUE FOR THE FOLLOWING SPECIES:
Owston's Civet
A small carnivore, rarely seen in the wild. They have a distinctive coat with stripes that provide camouflage in the forest.
Leopard Cat
A rare species of leopard cat with a distinctive coat. They are primarily nocturnal, hunting in dense forests, and are currently facing the threat of habitat loss.
Pangolin
As the only scaly mammal in the world, they are frequently poached for their scales. They play a vital role in the ecosystem by controlling insect populations.
Masked Palm Civet
They are omnivores that typically inhabit tropical forests. They help disperse seeds, contributing to the maintenance of forest biodiversity.
Otter
A highly social mammal that lives in family groups and is an excellent swimmer