Dec 22 2009 |
Daily Express
We saved the dancing bears
Raju is a four-year-old bear who has just made history. |
Dec 22 2009 |
Irish Times
Raju, the last of India's long-mistreated dancing bears, finds permanent sanctuary
When Raju, a four-year-old dancing bear, walked into a sanctuary with his owner in India’s southern Karnataka state last week, it ended a cruel practice dating back to Mughal times. |
Dec 22 2009 |
Daily News & Analysis India
Bear dancing ends in India Raju, perhaps the last "dancing" bear of the country, has been rescued in Bannerghatta, marking the end of a centuries-old tradition. |
Dec 22 2009 |
Telegram.com
Last of 600 dancing bears given sanctuary
Boylston woman aided rescue project |
Dec 21 2009 |
IndianExpress.com
Raju in, dancing bears do their last act
Raju is a four-year-old bear who has just made history. |
Dec 21 2009 |
Reuters
India's last "dancing", endangered bear set free Raju the bear will never have to smoke cigarettes or dance on his hind legs under the hot sun again thanks to a multinational project to save an endangered species and end a cruel centuries-old tradition in India. |
Dec 21 2009 |
Mirror.co.uk
Last dancing bears rescued in India |
Dec 20 2009 |
Boston Herald
In India, ursine rights finally brought to bear Animal rights activists are celebrating as the final curtain is drawn on India’s ancient dancing bear industry, a practice in which sloth bears are beaten and tortured into dancing to earn money for handlers and entertain crowds. |
Dec 20 2009 |
BBC News
Charity frees 'last' dancing bear An animal rights charity from East Sussex says it has made history by freeing the last dancing bear in India. |
Dec 19 2009 |
WldlifeExtra.com
Last dancing bears removed from streets of India Animal welfare history is made as the final curtain falls on dancing bears in India. |
Dec 18 2009 |
International Business Times
Dancing Bears in India -- Final Curtain
Coalition of animal rescue organizations and the Indian government bring an end to a centuries-old tradition that inflicted terrible cruelty on thousands of highly endangered sloth bears |
Dec 18 2009 |
Telegraph.co.uk
India's last dancing bear saved
A British wildlife charity says it has rescued India's last dancing bear from a life of neglect and torture with help from Daily Telegraph readers. |
Nov 12 2009 |
Wildlife Extra
Slow loris and leopard cat amongst wildlife seized from trader in Java Twenty-one slow lorises saved from a wildlife trader in Indonesia. |
Sep 21 2009 |
The Age
Laughing at the life, and death, of a clown Jagur, a chained monkey, entertains a crowd of Indonesians at Senayan Stadium. |
Jul 13 2009 |
Wildlife Extra
Camera trap catches Sumatra tiger A rare species of tiger that is hovering on the brink of extinction has been photographed by a camera trap during a survey of an area of rainforest in Lampung Province, Sumatra. |
Jul 6 2009 |
The Guardian
Slow loris: the eyes may be cute, but the elbows are absolutely lethal
For such an impossibly cute creature, the slow loris has it tough |
Jun 29 2009 |
Mirror.co.uk
Villagers celebrate release of leopard into the wild
The whole village turned out with banners and t shirts to celebrate the return of a rare injured Javan leopard to the wild in Indonesia. |
Jun 22 2009 |
Wildlife Extra
Java leopard released back into the wild after release from snare Rare Javan leopard is returned to the wild amid rejoicing by local villagers in Western Java. |
Jun 1 2009 |
The Argus
Circus creates uproar by bringing elephants and tiger to Sussex Animal rights campaigners have slammed a circus which uses performing elephants. |
Mar 24 2009 |
The Reading Chronicle
Nine hour dog walk raises £1,400 A MARATHON charity dog walk nearly ended in disaster when a hungry hound forced one of the walkers to take shelter on a kennel. |
Feb 25 2009 |
The Shetland News
Call for seal shooting ban renewed A coalition of 26 environmental and wildlife groups have written to first minister Alex Salmond demanding he put an immediate stop to the shooting of common seals in Scotland. |
Jan 13 2009 |
Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Making life bearable 'Dancing' bears rescue gaining momentum |
Jan 7 2009 |
The Economic Times, India
500th dancing bear rescued in India: UK charity The International Animal Rescue (IAR) charity organisation has claimed to have rescued the 500th dancing bear from the streets of India. |
Jan 5 2009 |
The Telegraph, India Dancing bear saved, No. 500 An animal charity in the UK has announced it has just rescued its 500th dancing bear from the streets in India and that it will send perhaps as much as half a million pounds in 2009 to top the £400,000 it sent in 2008 to continue to finance the work. |
Dec 31 2008 |
Sussex.co.uk Uckfield animal charity celebrates bear rescue success An animal welfare charity from Uckfield has rescued the 500th dancing bear from the streets of India since the organisation was established. |
Dec 29 2008 |
Sussex Express Charity rescues 500th dancing bear An East Sussex charity which frees dancing bears from their chains on the streets of India has rescued its 500th animal. |
Dec 29 2008 |
Mirror.co.uk Dancing bears in India to be finally stopped UK charity International Animal Rescue has rescued its 500th bear from the streets in India and announced that 2009 will be "Year of the Bear." |
Dec 21 2008 |
The Boston Herald Unbearable cruelty Mass. activist shines light on sloth bear abuse |
Oct 15 2008 |
The Malta Independent Rehabilitated turtles released back into the sea Nine loggerhead turtles were yesterday morning released into the sea at Gnejna Bay after they were rehabilitated. |
Sep 11 2008 |
Charity Funding Report (published by CaritasData)
Setting free the bears Lis Key explains how International Animal Rescue’s wildlife protection
and conservation projects are attracting generous grant awards |
Sep 16 2008 |
Norwich Evening News
Cyclists grin and 'bear' sore bottoms to bring aid to animals (1.1Mb) |
July 20 2008 |
The People Elephant Hell Battle to save Indian beasts |
May 3 2008 |
Crawley Observer Comic joins animal protest Comedian Bill Bailey has taken part in a protest organised by an East Sussex animal charity against the illegal killing of dogs in India. |
Apr 27 2008 |
The Jakarta Post Femke den Haas: Rescuing endangered animals Den Haas, a Dutch national born in 1977 in Yaoende, Cameroon, has been working to improve the welfare of animals in Indonesia through the JAAN. |
Apr 17 2008 |
The Times Malta bird-hunters become prey as volunteers try to stop slaughter Hunters who are willing to defy an international ban and shoot thousands of birds as they migrate from Africa to mainland Europe are being confronted by furious bird lovers in Malta. |
Mar 16 2008 |
Público.es Macacos sin dientes a tres euros Una veterinaria española denuncia el maltrato de animales en los mercados. |
Jan 11 2008 |
Earthtimes.org Endangered Gibbons Get a Helping Hand in the New Year After successfully relocating three Bornean gibbons last year, the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) partners again with International Animal Rescue (IAR) and Kalaweit Foundation to move 5 Sumatran Agile gibbons and 8 siamangs from Cikananga Animal Rescue Centre. |
Dec 30 2007 |
The People Petrified Help exotic creatures snatched and tortured to be sold as pets. |
Dec 29 2007 |
Daily Mirror Rescue of the dancing bears A sanctuary for the cubs once destined for a life of torment. |
Dec 22 2007 |
Telegraph Slow loris trade in Indonesia under scrutiny Their enormous round eyes and cuddly coats make the Slow loris one of the world’s most appealing animals. Unfortunately the same characteristics make it a prime target for poachers who sell the small and vulnerable creature as ‘pets’. |
Dec 11 2007 |
Times of Malta Animal lovers urged to protest against circus Animal lovers are being urged to turn up in Floriana tomorrow evening to protest against the use of animals in circuses as the Circo Aquatico starts its shows on the Granaries. |
Nov 25 2007 |
Times of Malta Anti-circus protest roars into action Behind the glitter and glitz of the circus lay a cruel world of untold animal suffering, said the Circus Animal Rights Coalition, as it protested yesterday against the Circo Aquatico which is due to perform in Malta. |
Nov 21 2007 |
Telegraph Injured eagle may never return to the wild A rare lesser spotted eagle shot illegally by hunters in Malta is recovering after a series of operations but may never been fit enough to be released back into the wild. |
Oct 30 2007 |
Hindustan Times Working to save stray cattle in Goa |
Sep 27 2007 |
Telegraph Malta’s hunters monitored for illegal activities Bird conservation groups have clashed with hunters on the island of Malta. |
Sep 20 2007 |
Mirror: Science & Technology Blog Bear rescue This little bear cub called Bhuna is the latest to be rescued in India. |
Sep 12 2007 |
BBC News Animal campaigners in circus demo Animal welfare groups have protested outside a travelling circus which has lions, tigers, camels and zebras. |
Sep 11 2007 |
Telegraph What to do when a tiger gets a toothache How do you pull a tooth from a Bengal tiger? (678kb) |
Aug 26 2007 |
The People Starving to death in a sanctuary Rescue tragedy of forgotten animals |
Jul 17 2007 |
The Argus Bill helps dancing bears Comedian Bill Bailey has joined forces with International Animal Rescue in an appeal to help end the suffering of dancing bears on the streets of India. |
May 30 2007 |
BBC News City mascot returns to Jakarta Off the coast of the capital, a small team funded by the UK charity International Animal Rescue has been quietly battling the illegal trade to repopulate the area with kites. |
May 29 2007 |
The Sun Pooch is a real monkey mutt |
May 21 2007 |
BBC News Kites released into the wild Animal rescue teams in Indonesia are reintroducing the Brahminy Kite to its natural habitat in the area |
May 19 2007 |
My Weekly Line of Fire Fancy putting your head in the mouth of a bear with a very sore tooth? That’s how Lisa Milella spends her holidays! (186kb) |
Apr 3 2007 |
The Malta Independent Two NGOs ask for EU clarification Nature Trust (Malta) and International Animal Rescue Malta called on the European Union yesterday to clarify the situation regarding spring hunting in Malta |
Apr 3 2007 |
Worcester Telegram & Gazette Bearly surviving Boylston woman helps international agency rescue ‘dancing’ bears in India |
Mar 31 2007 |
The Hindu Poisoning of stray dogs invites wrath from animal lovers Deike Schacht from our Tamil Nadu clinic speaks out (224kb)
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Mar 29 2007 |
Shrewsbury Record When the dancing stops Shrewsbury woman opens International Animal Rescue office (643kb) |
Mar 4 2007 |
The Hindustan Steps being made to increase the number of bears at the Bear Conservation Centre in Keetham, near Agra Chief Wildlife Warden of Uttar Pradesh endorses Agra bear sanctuary (135kb) |
Nov 26 2006 |
The People Unbearable 'The People' joins fight to save the dancing bears with the help of Vet Scott Miller (411kb) |
Oct 29 2006 |
Sunday Mail The Dance of Death Vet Scott Miller travels to India to save tortured animals (387kb) |
Sep 29 2006 |
BBC Cornwall A trip to Monkey Island |
Mar 2006 |
Third Sector Trustee Talk Paul Cassar, International Animal Rescue (439kb) |
Dec 22 2005 |
BBC Cornwall Bailey and the Bears |
Nov 25 2005 |
The Daily Telegraph British dentist eases pain of India’s dancing bears (1.7Mb) |
Apr 16 2005 |
Telegraph Weekend Hunters in their sights A new speedboat will help stop the slaughter in Malta of birds bound for Britain (925kb) |
Nov 13 2004 |
The Daily Telegraph Charities help to
rescue India’s dancing bears (976kb) |
Nov 5 2004 |
The Mirror UNBEARABLE ..but at last there's hope for tortured ‘dancing’ animals) |
Feb 2003 |
Sunday Express Freedom for the bears that danced in fear After years of torture, the dancing bears of India are learning to trust humans again.(87kb) |