Help Save abused bears, Buu and Tiopa

In a small dog sanctuary in Southern Russia two Brown bears have been dumped. The sanctuary owners are doing their best to look after the bears but they simply do not have the finances or the resources to do this properly for the safety of the bears or their caregivers. They have reached out to Bears in Mind and in turn Killian McLaughlin of Wild Ireland asking for help. Bears in Mind are a bear rescue charity established in 1993. They played a key role in rescuing the other bears at Wild Ireland. Bears in Mind are a bear rescue charity established in 1993. They played a key role in rescuing the other bears at Wild Ireland. Killian aims to raise some vital funds to help improve the conditions at the sanctuary in Russia, for the bears, in the short term. This will include a roof to protect them from the elements and walls to offer shelter from the driving winds. As soon as Covid restrictions relax, Killian and the team at Bears and Mind want to travel to Russia and bring the bears back to Ireland where they can live out the rest of their life in a natural forest home. Brown bears, Buu and Tiopa, are most in need. These two adult male Bears have now outgrown the confines of the sanctuary’s dog kennels. The bears need shelter, from the cold of winter and the heat of summer. Tiopa’s small cage can’t hold him much longer Tiopa’s small cage can’t hold him much longer Tiopa lives out in the open. The sanctuary has nowhere else to keep him. They have built a small cage to keep him safe but it is not big enough and he does not have any shelter. Wild Ireland is trying to raise some money to help the sanctuary build a roof over Tiopa’s cage to protect him from the snow, rain and hot sun. Tiopa’s small cage with no shelter Tiopa’s small cage with no shelter Buu lives in a small shed behind bars Buu lives in a small shed behind bars Buu is a huge bear, he has outgrown his small cage at the sanctuary. The sanctuary owners are doing their best to provide him with proper care. They need help quick. These two bears cannot stay at this sanctuary forever. They must move soon. Killian wants to build Buu and Tiopa a state of the art forest habitat at Wild Ireland so that the two bears can enjoy some freedom and peace in a natural environment like he has done for his other bears which he rescued in the past.

Help abused bears, Buu and Tiopa

Oct 06, 2022

Wild Ireland is a wild animal sanctuary in the Republic of Ireland. Wild Ireland has rescued brown bears. On the latest mission, Wild Ireland's team hope to rescue two more brown bears from Dagestan in Russia. The two bears, named Buu and Tiopa are living in a dog and cat sanctuary in Dagestan. The sanctuary owners are doing their best to look after the bears but they simply do not have the finances or the resources to do this properly for the safety of the bears or their caregivers. They have reached out to Wild Ireland asking for help. Buu and Tiopa, are two adult male Bears that have now outgrown the confines of the sanctuary’s dog kennels. The bears need shelter, from the cold of winter and the heat of summer. Tiopa lives out in the open. The sanctuary has nowhere else to keep him. They have built a small cage to keep him safe but it is not big enough and he does not have any shelter. Wild Ireland is trying to raise money to build a habitat to house the two bears at Wild Ireland. The costs will be excessive, somewhere in the range of €250,000 to build a quarantine facility and a habitat where they can be rehabilitated back to the forest at Wild Ireland. A TV series has been commissioned around this rescue. Time is against us as winter approaches. these two bears may not survive the winter. We need to be able to market this fundraiser to a wider audience in order to raise these vital funds. Wild Ireland will shortly be registered as a charity. A tv series already aired in 2020 on national irish TV about our previous bear rescue. for more information, please visit our website www.wildireland.org

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Posted on Sep 06, 2022

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