Black-footed Cat Conservation Organizations

The organizations listed on this page are involved in a wide range of conservation efforts aimed at ensuring the survival of the black-footed cat.

Black-footed Cat Working Group

Carries out a research project at Benfontein Nature Reserve and Nuwejaarsfontein Farm in central South Africa, where seven black-footed cats have been radio-collared.

Cat Conservation Trust

Creates public awareness of the plight of the small cats through research and education.

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center

The conservation of species in peril, conducting scientific research, training of professionals, responsible management of natural resources and public education.

International Society for Endangered Cats (ISEC) Canada

A 100% volunteer organization specializing in small wild cat conservation with an extensive online database of wild cat information.

San Diego Zoo Wildlife Conservancy

San Diego Zoo Global is an international conservation organization species for over 95 years; experts in scientifically based breeding, conservation, and reintroduction programs for endangered species.

Projects include "Helping Wild Cats Live All Nine Lives"; research and conservation of the black-footed cat, "the smallest cat in Africa and the second smallest cat in the world."