Animals Asia has welcomed another moon bear cub to their sanctuary in Vietnam. The cub, who is the 650th bear Animals Asia has rescued, was saved from illegal wildlife traffickers by a quick-thinking local police force.
Animals Asia is thrilled to announce that our China Bear Rescue Centre has been named Outstanding Wildlife Sanctuary of the year for demonstrating “what true sanctuary really means”.
Animals Asia’s Indonesian partner FLIGHT have rescued thousands of exotic birds and 12 macaques in three undercover operations over an incredible three week period.
The Marchig Animal Welfare Trust has been a staunch supporter of and friend to Animals Asia for many years. Their compassion, tenacity and absolute dedication to ending animal suffering has enabled us to rescue, help and support more animals than we’d ever dreamed possible. This is one of those animals’ stories.
It’s been a year to the day that Animals Asia rushed to rescue a moon bear who had spent 18 years - his whole life - in a tiny cage on a bile farm in Vietnam. How has Uno’s life changed since then?
Five months ago, moon bear Hochi was waiting patiently for our rescue team to move her from a bile farm in Nanning to our sanctuary in Chengdu. But as she was about to leave, our team discovered something that stopped them in their tracks. Would Hochi ever make it to her forever home?
Two weeks after Animals Asia rescued bear cub Wonder from traffickers, how is she adapting to sanctuary life?
Animals Asia is thrilled to announce that we have rescued a female elephant from the logging industry in Vietnam. The 46-year old elephant called Kham Phanh will now be free to roam with other rescued elephants at the Elephant Conservation Centre.