Exotic rescues
Bears
Sanctuary care for bears rescued from bile farms and cages — gifts from £18.
How does my donation help bears?
Your donation supports bears rescued from bile farms, dancing and caged captivity: £18 buys a week of honey and fruit, £25 funds a spa day with pool time and enrichment, £70 sponsors a sanctuary month, and £85 contributes to dental surgery.
Rescued bears arrive with broken teeth from cage bars and muscles wasted from confinement. Pools, foraging and dental surgery give them back the life the cage took.
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A week of natural foraging food for one rescued bear.
£18 Give this → Give a bear a spa dayPool time, foraging puzzles and enrichment for one bear.
£25 Give this → Sponsor a bear for a monthFood, enclosure care and enrichment for one bear, for one month.
£70/month Give this → Fund dental surgerySurgery for teeth broken on cage bars — the most common rescue injury.
£85 Give this →Bear rescue questions
Why do rescued bears need dental surgery?
Bears in cages bite the bars, breaking teeth and exposing painful roots. Dental surgery — around £85 per contribution — removes damaged teeth so they can eat without pain.