A new Highland Wildcat Center, will be created, in a new approach to help save the Scottish Wildcat.
The new Highland Wildcat Center, will be near the Highland Wildlife Park in the Highlands of Scotland. The Highland Wildlife Park is home to many several endangered wild animals, and threatened wild animals. The endangered wild animals that are found in the Highland Wildlife Park, include: Tigers, and Amur Leopards. Threatened wild animals in the park, include: Polar Bears. And, the park is also home to our most critically endangered animal: Scottish Wildcats.
Scottish Wildcats are critically endangered in the wild in Scotland. There are a small collection of the critically endangered Scottish Wildcat in the Highland Wildcat Park. The Highland Wildlife Park offers one of the last hopes for the critically endangered Scottish Wildcat. Not only does the Highland Wildlife Park have a small collection of Scottish Wildcats - a small population which could be key to the species survival - but also, they are planning to set up a new center, in an effort to save the Scottish Wildcat.
The Highland Wildcat Centre - which is a National Wildlife Reintroductions Center - will work to help save the Scottish Wildcat through things like breeding the Scottish Wildcats. It will be a center which is made up of wildlife conservationists and veterinarians. It offers hope, and a brighter future for Scottish Wildcats.
It also could be used for wild animals which could become endangered, or critically endangered in the future. Therefore, this center is not just an opportunity to save the Scottish Wildcat, it is also an opportunity to save other endangered wild animals - especially in the future in Scotland.
The center will be built in the Highlands of Scotland; in the Cairngorms.
Scottish Wildcats may be endangered, but, it is not too late for these beautiful animals - we can still save them! But, it will rely on people coming together to help saving them. Supporting the new wildlife center, is a great way to help Scottish Wildcats, and prevent their extinction in the near future.
To help save the Scottish Wildcat through this project, please donate to here.