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LYNX REHABILITATION, VLADIMIR REGION
16th January, 2022Every year, in Russia, many weakened adult lynx who come into contact with humans, need physical and behavioural rehabilitation, in order to return to their wild habitat. On top of this more dozens of lynx cubs are found … Continue reading LYNX REHABILITATION, VLADIMIR REGION
Read MoreGretel, the furry princess
23rd April, 2018Gretel, just like almost every other bear cub Utyos rescues and rehabilitates, was orphaned by the hands of legal hunters with government-issued permits. Hunting hybernating bears while they are still in their dens is completely legal in Russia. Tiny, often still blind cubs, suckling on their mother are usually the “collateral damage”. In mid March, … Continue reading Gretel, the furry princess
Read MoreHansel, the feisty gourmet
21st April, 2018Hansel, just like almost every other bear cub Utyos rescues and rehabilitates, was orphaned by the hands of legal hunters with government-issued permits. Hunting hybernating bears while they are still in their dens is completely legal in Russia. Tiny, often still blind cubs, suckling on their mother are usually the “collateral damage”. In mid March, … Continue reading Hansel, the feisty gourmet
Read MorePasha, the tiny gentleman
21st April, 2018Pasha’s story is very sad, but, unfortunately, rather common. His mom was murdered by poachers right in her den, while still hybernating with her newborn babies. We are not sure what happened to Pasha’s sibligns, poachers might have taken them to keep as pets or to be sold to circuses or traveling zoos. Pasha got … Continue reading Pasha, the tiny gentleman
Read More#CareForTheBear
20th April, 2018Save a tiny life with less than €7 a day! Secluded in deepest Siberia there is a safe haven for the endangered Himalayan and Brown Bears and the beautiful Amur Tiger. Staffed by a team of experts selflessly working in some of the world’s toughest conditions, these rescuers maintain a sensitive distance from the Bears … Continue reading #CareForTheBear
Read MoreKetamin
14th September, 2017KETAMINE is a medication used mainly for starting and maintaining general anesthesia. Ketamine makes the animal fall asleep and at the same time provides pain alleviation. It had actually been the only type of general anesthesia that was used in the Russian veterinary service during animal surgeries up until it was banned by 2003. The reason … Continue reading Ketamin
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