
#SanctuarySaturdays
We are celebrating the amazing work our colleagues are doing in the other FOUR PAWS Sanctuaries around the world
FOUR PAWS offers rescued wild animals such as big cats, bears and orangutans a second chance in life in one of our sanctuaries across the globe. In these sanctuaries rescued wild animals are provided a safe haven in a species-appropriate environment. FELIDA Big Cat Sanctuary in the Netherlands is one of these sanctuaries.
Every Saturday, we shared interesting #SanctuarySaturdays stories from the other global sanctuaries on our Facebook, to celebrate the amazing work our colleagues are doing, dedicating their lives to provide the rescued animals 24/7 with the care they need.
Did you miss a story? No worries! You can find them below:
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Did you know...?
FELIDA Big Cat Sanctuary in the Netherlands is a small special care sanctuary for rescued and traumatized big cats that were abused, neglected or discarded and forced to live under poor circumstances.
Learn more about FELIDA Big Cat Sanctuary
Learn more about FELIDA Big Cat Sanctuary

Did you know...?
Through a partnership of the Princess Alia Foundation and FOUR PAWS in 2011, Al Ma'wa for Nature and Wildlife was established in order to provide a regional solution for rescued wildlife.
Learn more about Al Ma'wa for Nature and Wildlife
Learn more about Al Ma'wa for Nature and Wildlife

Did you know...?
The OWL & BIRDS OF PREY RESCUE STATION Haringsee in Austria, which is part of FOUR PAWS since 2016, primarily cares for injured owls and birds of prey, but also helps other wildlife.
Learn more about EGS Haringsee
Learn more about EGS Haringsee

Did you know...?
DANCING BEARS PARK Belitsa in Bulgaria is a cooperation sanctuary between FOUR PAWS and the French Brigitte Bardot Foundation.
Learn more about DANCING BEARS PARK Belitsa
Learn more about DANCING BEARS PARK Belitsa

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The FOUR PAWS FOREST SCHOOL officially opened its doors in East Kalimantan in 2018 and contains 100 hectare. Each orphan is likely to have witnessed the gruesome killing of their mothers, and often show remnants of that trauma in their behaviour.

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Although the production of bear bile is forbidden in Vietnam, illegal bile extraction still take place. In our BEAR SANCTUARY Ninh Binh these abused 'bile bears' find a safe haven.
Learn more about BEAR SANCTUARY Ninh Binh
Learn more about BEAR SANCTUARY Ninh Binh

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BEAR SANCTUARY Prishtina in Kosovo offers a second chance to brown bears that were neglected or abused and forced to live under unappropriated conditions.
Learn more about BEAR SANCTUARY Prishtina
Learn more about BEAR SANCTUARY Prishtina

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BEAR SANCTUARY Domazhyr in Ukraine provides a species-appropriate home to brown bears that were abused as baiting bears or kept in small cages next to restaurants.
Learn more about BEAR SANCTUARY Domazhyr
Learn more about BEAR SANCTUARY Domazhyr

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TIERART is a very special sanctuary that not only offers a permanent home to tigers, but also operates as a rehabilitation program for rescued native species.
Learn more about TIERART
Learn more about TIERART

Did you know...?
Arosa Bear Sanctuary is the first bear sanctuary in Switzerland. It's run by a cooperation between FOUR PAWS, Arosa Tourism and Arosa Mountain Railways.
Learn more about Arosa Bear Sanctuary
Learn more about Arosa Bear Sanctuary

Did you know...?
LIONSROCK Big Cat Sanctuary contains an area of 1,250 hectare and takes care of more than 100 rescued big cats.
Learn more about LIONSROCK Big Cat Sanctuary
Learn more about LIONSROCK Big Cat Sanctuary

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BEAR SANCTUARY Müritz is the biggest bear sanctuary in Western Europe. The sanctuary was established in the heart of Mecklenburg Lake District in 2006 and contains 16 ha.
Learn more about BEAR SANCTUARY Müritz
Learn more about BEAR SANCTUARY Müritz

Did you know...?
BEAR SANCTUARY Arbesbach in Austria was the first sanctuary to be founded by FOUR PAWS in 1998 and offers rescued brown bears a second chance in life.
Learn more about BEAR SANCTUARY Arbesbach
Learn more about BEAR SANCTUARY Arbesbach
