Wild Felid Advocacy Center of Washington

08/06/2026

Happy belated Clouded Leopard Day from Suki our clouded leopard. Also known as “Modern Day Saber-Tooth” because their canines are the largest of any living wildcat relative to body and skull size.
Mostly arboreal this species can move thru the tropical forests of Southeastern Asia with ease mainly because of its strong legs and amazingly long and durable tail. Suki can open her jaws to 100 degrees as you can see towards the end of this video exposing her 2-inch canines.
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07/09/2026

The felines at our sanctuary are thriving thanks to the tireless efforts of 26 dedicated volunteers working 24/7. We extend our gratitude to donors and visitors whose contributions facilitate our operations and facility upgrades, ultimately benefiting the cats. Our veterinarians' expertise and professionalism guarantee exceptional care for the felines. Book visits through our website, ideally well in advance to avoid disappointment. For special requests or potential dates, please reach out via our website.

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06/06/2026

Reacher is quite the guy🤩

06/05/2026

Little Ms Suki is starting to master her climbing abilities at 10 months old. She is capable of supination and can hang down from branches only by bending her hind paws and wrapping her 30 inch tail around the them to move about in her habitat

Clouded leopards are arboreal and nocturnal in the wild, inhabitant of dense primary forest in the Himalayan foothills in Nepal,Bhutan,India and Myanmar.
They are also found in Bangladesh, Thailand, Malaysia and south China.

A great big thank you 💯 to out 25+ volunteers for providing all the finishing touches during the last several months of her habitat and den areas😻 Video and new toy provided by Jolie Connolly-Poe

05/28/2026

Turbo was Turbo charged today and enjoying the sun as much as possible

05/12/2026

Suki enjoying her pool party and almost swimming 😻

04/11/2026

Over the past few months, we have been industriously working on various projects. Our volunteers and contractors have upgraded multiple habitats, prioritizing the cats' needs and preferences. Suki the Clouded leopard now has a spacious habitat complete with several new trees and a 20-foot-tall “Suki Tower”. Further tailoring of her exceptional tower is scheduled for today. Our volunteers will be installing small cedar trees and large curved bows to enhance her environmental enrichment. We have also been preparing for future rescue cats. Undeterred by rain or snow, our volunteers remained committed to completing the task, driven by their dedication to the cats. Wow 🤩😻
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04/05/2026

Suki is displaying maturity, with her first visitors arriving at her new habitat today. She performed very well and even expressed a chuff.

04/04/2026

04/04/2026