These young bears were illegally stolen from the wild as cubs and forced to spend their young lives imprisoned in these tiny metal cages. Their mothers were likely killed in order for the cubs to be taken.
Many of them are suffering from malnutrition, muscle wastage, psychological trauma, and painful injuries caused by years of confinement. They were kept in a hot, concrete shed, and only given water once a day.
Rescuing this many bears is a major logistical operation, and the cost of caring for them in the sanctuary to heal from everything they have endured, will continue for the rest of their life, which could be 30+ years.
Please help us give them the safety and comfort they deserve.

This rescue operation will push our sanctuary network beyond anything we have faced before.
Rescuing them will bring us to an astounding 342 rescued bears in our care - more than any other organisation in the world!
A major logistical operation across the mountains of Laos, with specialised equipment, large trucks, and a rescue crew.
With dens, planted forest enclosures, pools, caves, and the facilities these bears deserve.
To temporarily house the bears, and to provide emergency care after everything they have endured.
with additional land, to house this influx of rescued bears.
to give specialist care to the bears every day.
to help these bears not only recover, but thrive in the safety of the sanctuary.
These bears have been stolen illegally from the wild, to live a life of pain and suffering.
Together we can give them a second chance at life.
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