“Dormir como oso” as they say in Spain - sleep like a bear. One trip to Animals Asia’s Vietnam bear sanctuary is enough to convince anyone of the validity of this Spanish phrase.
Today’s dog meat industries in Vietnam and China are completely unregulated and raising serious health issues along with shocking cases of violent criminality. But calling for the industry to be regulated misses the point. It can only ever be criminal. That’s why we remain steadfast in the view that the only viable solution is to make the industry illegal.
Four new enclosures with a capacity of up to 80 bears opened by Animals Asia in Vietnam to house bears rescued from Vietnam’s bear bile industry.
Public anger is growing in Vietnam as laws protecting dogs are repeatedly found to be not fit for purpose.
Star of the hit TV show “Downton Abbey” UK actress Lesley Nicol, iconic actress and activist Ali MacGraw and Animals Asia founder and CEO Jill Robinson MBE will be touring the US in support of Animals Asia.
Over the last year, Vietnam has been rocked by reports of unprecedented levels of violence and criminality associated with the dog meat trade.
She may be eating out in the open but Caz’s table manners mean this is more royal garden party than teddy bear’s picnic.
After up to 30 years suffering in tiny cages it’s down to the “heroes of horticulture” to build gyms for bears rescued from bear bile farms to get them up and active again.
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