Ricky Gervais donates to Animals Asia, supporting the rescue of the last bears trapped on Vietnam’s bile farms.

Celebrities unite to support Animals Asia’s mission to free the final bears in Vietnam. Read how their compassion is ...

Photo exhibition in Chengdu celebrates Animals Asia's Dr Dog and Professor Paws programs, sharing heartwarming stories of compassion.

Will you help rescue captive animals from their miserable lives? Should animals be kept in captivity? Tragically, many wild animals are abused in order to be used in entertainment and tourism. These ...

For more than 20 years, Nova lived in darkness. Trapped. Forgotten. His body broken – but his spirit still gentle, still hopeful. When rescuers brought Nova to sanctuary, he finally felt warmth on his ...

Most of the bears we rescue have never known the comfort or joy of companionship. Many were torn from their mothers as tiny cubs and caged before they ever had the chance to be around other bears. For ...

For the rescued moon, sun and brown bears living at our sanctuaries, every day is filled with safety, care, and novelty. Behind the scenes, our dedicated bear carers, vets, and maintenance teams work ...

Will you help save animals in Asia from cruelty? Right now as you read this, bears are suffering in tiny cages and forced to undergo agonising bile extractions. Ripped from their mothers as cubs, they ...

Crescent was stolen from the wild as a cub. She never knew freedom only the cold metal bars of a rusting cage. Her paws never touched grass. Her fur never felt the sun. After 23 years of unimaginable ...

After 25 years of tireless work, we are closer than ever to ending bear bile farming in Vietnam. Hundreds of bears have already been rescued. Two world-class sanctuaries now stand ready to welcome the ...

Help rescue the next bear in desperate need before it’s too late. Moon bears Armstrong and Buzz spent over two decades trapped in tiny cages. Every day was filled with pain, fear, and loneliness. They ...

Bears express far more through sound than most people realise, using a wide range of calls to express comfort, curiosity, fear, frustration, and social needs. From soft hums to sharp calls, each ...