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Bear bile farms beyond China: Korea and Vietnam Posted on July 25, 2008 by calsifer Though China is where their work started, Animalsasia.org runs bear bile farm victim rescue efforts in Vietnam too. But these are not the only 2 countries that engage in the cruel and inhumane practice of bear bile farming.

NOTE To help AnimalsAsia.org’s relief efforts for victims of the quake, click here for details. Click here to see how your donation will be used. Readers know about my gripe on cruelty to bears, especially bear-bile victims like “Peace”. This time, more than bears are affected.

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Why do Moon Bears need you to knit? Once upon a time in the far away land of Hong Kong, a woman named Jill Robinson discovered that beautiful moon bears where being held captive in tiny cages in China and farmed (through their bellies) as a living source for bear bile, which is used in traditional medicines.

The new chosen organisation for the project is WSPA (World  Society for the Protection of Animals). WSPA is a nonprofit organisation that seeks to create a world where animal cruelty ends. It is the world’s leading international alliance of animal welfare organisations with some 880 member societies in 147 countries and representing 70% of the worlds nations.

Shin the mal-treated husky in Singapore had definitely suffered, but for him there is now a silver lining in the end to his 5 years of suffering. Compared to what he has gone through, the suffering the moon bears of China endure are unimaginable mind-bogglers.

How do you feel reading this article? Indignance? Rage? That people were subjected to such inhuman exploitation? Multiply it by a thousand and you would probably still not be able to imagine what bears being milked for bile endure everyday of their confined lives across bear bile farms in China and