29 February 2016

These rescued bear cubs lost mothers – but found a family

When Goldie and Murphy were rescued last year, each had come from an unbelievably traumatic experience – the loss of their mothers.

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26 February 2016

Animals Asia pig slaughter campaign ends buffalo stabbing festival

A campaign to end a pig slaughter festival in Vietnam has prompted so much debate that Dak Lak province has ended its own cruel festival.

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25 February 2016

“She’d come to think the pain from her rotten teeth was normal”

For bears rescued from bile farms – extensive vet care is usually required for their poor damaged teeth.

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23 February 2016

The rise of the captive wild animal entertainment industry in Vietnam

Reports suggest all is not well at the new safari park on Vietnam’s Phu Quoc – Animals Asia Animal Welfare Director Dave Neale looks at what may have gone wrong and how Vietnam needs to start to put animal care before commerce.

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22 February 2016

Rescued from the bile industry - find out how Nelson's life is "enriched"

What’s this? Is Nelson lording it over his sanctuary mates and having a tantrum - effectively throwing his toys out the pram?

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18 February 2016

Animals Asia’s message gets a “lift” - reaching 150m Chinese people in 80 cities

For 150 million Chinese waiting for a lift will no longer be wasted seconds - instead they’ll be played a quick animal welfare message.

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17 February 2016

Hanoi Zoo closes its animal circus - join Animals Asia in saying THANK YOU

Hanoi Zoo’s animal circus has quietly closed following years of collaborative animal welfare programmes with Animals Asia. Today we say “thank you” and ask you to take a moment to do the same.

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16 February 2016

Pig slaughter festival goes ahead in Vietnam amid increased outcry

Two pigs were slaughtered at the Nem Thuong Festival after being cruelly tied down and paraded through the town - the only concession to the public outcry being a private execution.

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