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Thanks for your kinds words ♥️

Thank you so much for putting kindness in action. You will change the world for so many traumatised bears 🐻❤️

Thanks! We will 🙏

In Vietnam, where bear bile farming is now illegal, we have never seen any evidence that the bear farmers breed bears on the farms. So once the farms are closed and the bears rescued into our care that farm has closed for good. In China we have the policy that, once a farm closes, we rescue all the bears on that farm, and we receive the original license from the local authorities, thus preventing the farm from opening again. In China the practice is still legal, but all the bear farms should operate with the licenses from the government. Animals Asia has been working collaboratively with the government to rescue the bears according to our policy (close farms and confiscate licenses). And the government has stopped issuing new licenses for bear farms since 1994.

Bravo.