The captive breeding program is a technical cooperation between Wildlife At Risk (WAR) and Institute of Ecology and Biological Resources (IEBR) to study breeding conditions in captivity of several endangered species. One of the outcomes of the program is the offspring born at the station which will be released to nature. Stocks of the program will be the rescued species those has some injured or unable to release.

Based on 10 year experiences gained at operation the Cu Chi Wildlife Rescue Station and Hon Me Wildlife Rescue Station, WAR decide to launch this program. The aim of this program is contribution directly to nature by release more wildlife to the wild.

Psychedelic rock gecko (Cnemaspis psychedelica)
This is an endemic species of Vietnam with a small population in an island. New discovery species in 2010 for the world by Scientists of Vietnam and America. Please click here for more information of the species.
Giant Asian pond turtle (Heosemis annandalii)
One of the big size fresh water turtle to be regular hunted and illegal traded from the South of Vietnam. Click here for more information of our work.
Asian box turtle (Cuora amboinensis)
Heavily traded species from the Southern provinces of the country. Please click here for our outcome of study on the species.
Monitor lizard (Varanus spp.)
Species population is decline in the wild.
Pangolin (Manis javanica)
This report posted here is the 10 years result recorded by WAR staff at the Cu Chi Wildlife Rescue Station for a period 2006 to 2015. Base on the information, WAR and IEBR is cooperate to carry out a captive breeding program to several species. The captive breeding of pangolin to be repeated once WAR and the IEBR get an opportunity to gain several pairs of pangolin to our station.
Leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensi)
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More species to be listed continuously at this page, upon they involve in the breeding program.