It’s been a year since the team at our Vietnam bear sanctuary leapt into action to rescue three bears who were being kept illegally on a bile farm. One year on, we check in on them to see how they’re finding sanctuary life.
It’s been a busy few months at our bear sanctuary in Chengdu, China. Some of our residents came out of hibernation (blissfully unaware that the staff have been busier than ever!), new structures were built and we said goodbye to an old friend.
Animals Asia is delighted to welcome a new bear to our rescue centre in Vietnam, a young male now called Lam. With around 12 hours notice, our incredible team dropped everything to bring him home.
We are overjoyed to bring you the news that Animals Asia has rescued and welcomed another female elephant called H’Plo to be part of the ethical elephant experience at Vietnam’s Yok Don National Park, with help from The Olsen Animal Trust.
Starfire, the newest resident of our sanctuary in Vietnam, is the first bear to receive a rabies vaccine in a new pioneering trial to improve bear health, welfare and longevity.
Animals Asia is training the next generation of Vietnamese veterinarians to create long-lasting change for animals by putting kindness into action.
Last month, our intrepid Professor Paws team ran a workshop with 25 local families in Guangzhou, China, to teach about the joys of dog companionship and how to be responsible dog carers.
FLIGHT, our incredible charity partners dedicated to rescuing and releasing songbirds back to the wild, were shocked to discover pangolin scales, birds and baby gibbons during a recent raid on an illegal wildlife trader’s warehouse in Sumatra, Indonesia.
