Lang Son is now the 40th province in Vietnam to be ‘bear bile farm-free’.
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Dear friend,

Good news! Together with Education for Nature Vietnam (ENV), Animals Asia Foundation, and local authorities, we supported the rescue of three captive Asiatic bears from the horrific abuse of bear bile farming in Lang Son province, North Vietnam.

With this rescue, Lang Son has become the 40th province in Vietnam to be ‘bear bile farm-free’.

Watch video footage of the rescue here:

 

 

"We could be the generation to end the cruel and unnecessary bear bile industry."

‑Gilbert Sape, head of our bears campaign.

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