FOUR PAWS frees baby bear Nastia
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- On July 5th in the morning FOUR PAWS, with the support of the Ukrainian Authorities, freed five months old baby bear Nastia who was brutally snatched from her mother and illegally sold to animal traders by the Lutsk Zoo.
The bear cub is now in FOUR PAWS' care.
Although Nastia is save now, the question remains whether she will be recognised by her mother. Within the next days, FOUR PAWS plans to reunite mother and cub. FOUR PAWS is also looking for the best solution to ensure both bears get species appropriate life from now on.
Great work, wonderful people for careing like this. Please keep it up.
thank you!
This is fabulous news. Many many thanks to all involved at FOUR PAWS. Here's hoping Nastia and her mother (and any other bears) are out of harm's reach now and that Nastia & her mother can be reunited. I also hope those involved in the capture including the zoo manager have charges are pressed against them to prevent them ever doing this again.
Keep up the great work you do, FOUR PAWS.
God & Four paws have answered my prayers. I just hope that her Mother will accept her little girl back. I will keep praying for that miracle also. Thank you 4Paws :)
i love you.
Earth Angels, you are! :')
yeah!heros!now all we gotta do is return her to her rightfull mommy!
Need to see them being freed and where they will.be?????
WE LIKE TO SEE NATSIA WITH HER MOTHER....PLEASE...DO THAT....PLEASE....
poor baby, have you rescued her mama too? is mama safe with the baby yet?
This is form the petition: INFO: There are approximately ten bear baiting camps, known as *Pritravochnye Stations, in the Moscow region; Masha is contained at a camp called TTS Fryazevo.
*Pritravochnye Stations: parks or camps wherein bears - and other animals including fox, raccoons, and badgers - are used as "bait" to train dogs to hunt wild animals.
Thanks for this rescue! There is an active petition for a Bear called Masha in Change.org She is in Russia close to Moscow in a bait camp with a bunch of other bears. Is there anything you can do for those?