After two decades of confinement on a bear bile farm in Phung Thuong village, moon bears Nang and Mua have been rescued by Animals Asia and transported to our new sanctuary in the serene Bach Ma ...

Animals Asia is joined by the Vietnamese government, famous friends, and the media as they break ground on their second bear sanctuary in Vietnam, bringing them one step closer to closing the bear ...

A tragic polar bear trapped in a mall in Guangzhou China has been offered a new home after his heartbreaking plight made worldwide headlines.

Every year, tourists from around the world ride elephants while on holiday in Southeast Asia. Here’s why you should never take an elephant ride.

Animals Asia has just rescued a female moon bear, who we’ve nicknamed ‘Paddington’, from a tiny cage on a bile farm. She’d spent 17 years - her entire life - suffering repeated bile extraction.

Every year, we spend hours making bear-appropriate decorations, pack gifts of dried fruit, nuts and other treats, decorate the enclosures and watch the fun this brings to our rescued bears.

From flooding emergencies and threats of eviction to moving 101 bears safely home, Animals Asia has experienced some pretty dramatic challenges. But ending bear bile farming and rescuing every last ...

We’re delighted to announce that over the festive period, Animals Asia welcomed a beautiful moon bear we’ve named ‘Christmas’ to our Tam Dao sanctuary in Vietnam.

Animals Asia has launched a recipe book that uses herbal alternatives to bear bile in Vietnam’s bear bile farming hotspot. The media, community and traditional medicine practitioners gathered to ...

In an urgent mission, Animals Asia swiftly mobilized to rescue a moon bear from Vinh Phuc, near the Vietnam Bear Rescue Centre. Trapped in a tiny, rusted cage for over twenty years, the bear — now ...

In 2016, Animals Asia rescued a sun bear who had been caged in the dark for seven lonely, agonising years. Five years on, has Cubby Leo found her sunshine?

It is estimated that more than 115 million animals worldwide are used in laboratory experiments every year, this includes primates, dogs and cats, rats and mice, rabbits, pigs, horses, birds, reptiles ...