Animals Asia works with zoos and animal venues across Asia to improve standards of care for captive animals. At Chengdu Zoo, ...

Across Asia, wild animals are forced to perform in circuses, street shows and theme parks. Tigers jumping through hoops. Monkeys riding bicycles. Bears spinning in circles. These acts may draw ...

Animals Asia is devoted to ending bear bile farming and improving the welfare of animals across Asia. We’ve been rescuing bears from lives of cruelty and giving them the safety and care they deserve ...

A corporate partnership with Animals Asia is a powerful step toward long-term systemic change. When your company partners with us – whether through strategic sponsorship, workplace giving or team ...

Animals Asia is empowering groups to rescue cats and dogs, raise welfare standards, and end the meat trade in China.

Ambassadors, patrons and celebrities stand with Animals Asia to end cruelty and protect bears, cats and dogs across Asia.

Our sanctuary in Chengdu, southwest China, is Animals Asia’s first – and China’s only – rescue centre for bears formerly farmed for their bile. Hidden among peaceful bamboo forests, it’s a safe haven ...

Visiting Animals Asia’s bear sanctuaries Animals Asia’s award-winning bear sanctuaries in China and Vietnam aren’t open to the public every day, but we’re always moved by how many of you want to visit ...

The story begins In 2013, a bear bile farmer in Nanning, China, made a remarkable decision. He no longer wanted to profit from the bear bile farming industry. Instead, he wanted to give his 100-plus ...

For over 25 years, we’ve been changing the lives of animals across Asia. Since our first bear rescue in 2000, we’ve grown into a trusted, international charity with a powerful mission – to end bear ...

Animals Asia runs three world-class bear sanctuaries in Vietnam and China – safe, peaceful havens surrounded by lush forests and mountains. Here, the bears we rescue from the cruelty of bile farms are ...

Animals Asia is ending bear bile farming in Vietnam through rescue, herbal alternatives and government partnership.