RUSTY-SPOTTED CAT WORKING GROUP
The Rusty-spotted Cat Working Group (RSCWG) is a global network dedicated to the protection of the planet’s smallest wild cat: the Rusty-spotted cat. Distributed in the regions of Nepal, India and Sri Lanka, this little cat is confronted with threats such as poisoning and road kills. RSCWG membersare from the countries within the cat’s geographical range involved in initiatives aimed at safeguarding and protecting this species.
RSCWG has designated December 21st as International Rusty-spotted Cat Day in 2025. The shortest day of the year is now dedicated to the world’s smallest wild cat.
About Us
Who We Are?
We're a dedicated team from Nepal, India and Sri Lanka focused on safeguarding the Rusty-spotted cat. Together, we raise awareness and organize campaigns to protect this beautiful species.
What We Do?
Our efforts extend to addressing the vital connection between conservation and sustainable livelihoods for both wildlife and communities.
Where We Work?
We collaborate with dedicated team members in Nepal, India and Sri Lanka, where the Rusty-spotted cat is found.
Rusty-spotted Cat Working Group: 2024 Achievements
This book captures the inspiring journey of the Rusty-spotted Cat Working Group, a team dedicated to protecting this beautiful species. They're spread across this cat's habitat, united by a shared vision—a world where this small, beautiful cat lives in its natural home.
Each member is tirelessly working to make a real difference. These conservationists are on the frontline, fighting for the Rusty-spotted cat's survival by raising awareness to mitigate threats to this cat and organizing impactful campaigns. They have also recognized the crucial link between conservation and sustainable livelihoods for both wildlife and communities.
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