23 February 2021
Bodo, our precious gentle giant, passes away peacefully and surrounded by love
We remember and celebrate the life of Bodo, who recently passed away at the Chengdu bear sanctuary.
Recent News
11 February 2021
Animals Asia vets encouraged by interest in animal welfare as they speak at national conference in Beijing
Animals Asia staff attended and presented at the annual three-day Small Animal Veterinary Conference in Beijing and noticed a marked increase in the interest in animal welfare amongst veterinary professionals.
10 February 2021
Skink eggs rescued at Animals Asia’s Vietnam Sanctuary
Mystery reptile eggs found in our Vietnam Bear Rescue Centre were rescued, incubated and released.
05 February 2021
Animals Asia rescued 11 bears in 2020 with the kind support of Explorers Against Extinction
Explorers Against Extinction is a campaign organised by the UK charity the Real World Conservation Trust whose aim is to raise awareness of the dangers facing the world’s most iconic species and their habitats while raising funds to protect them.
29 January 2021
Moon bear Uno soaks up the sun for the first time in 18 years
Following his rescue and quarantine, moon bear Uno steps out onto grass for the first time in 18 years and finally feels the sun on his face and fur.
22 January 2021
NEWS: Thousands of illegally trafficked Indonesian songbirds rescued and released
Our partners in Indonesia, FLIGHT: Protecting Indonesia’s Birds, have rescued and released thousands of illegally smuggled song birds in a series of operations conducted with Provincial Forestry Services, local police, the Jakarta Natural Resources Conservation Agency and customs officials.
13 January 2021
A look back at some Wow! facts and stats from across Animals Asia’s work in 2020
Discover some of the most impressive achievements and statistics from Animals Asia’s work in 2020.
19 November 2020
Pioneering Bear Physiotherapy trial outstanding success!
A pilot project to treat bears with mobility issues with special physiotherapy sessions has proved a resounding success and the programme is going to be expanded to help more bears with reduced mobility. Bears Arthur and Milagro were the first beneficiaries of this innovative work and the results have been very encouraging.