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Can you believe who lived in these cages? That shows how cruel we have become.
In the Zărneşti sanctuary you can find more than 100 bears saved from a life of nightmare, full of abuse. They lived for years in tiny cages, prisoners between rusted bars and with cement under their feet instead of grass.
The same happened with two circus bears brought to Brasov last year from the Odessa circus (Ukraine). They performed there for 24 years and only now have they regained their freedom.
“We kept the two cages so people could see how the 24-year-old bears lived! Unfortunately, the bears are mentally affected. They circle around in full view of tourists.”said the guide of the Zărneşti shrine.
“It just came to our notice then. There are other bears here. Seeing too many tourists, they begin to reactivate their cage behavior, that is, that stereotypical gait that they have developed in the long years of captivity in cages. Lacking space, the The only way to move was to walk in a circle or walk from side to side in the fence or cage. There is not much you can do about it. Only time can heal their wounds, “added the guide.
The expenses of bears and maintenance of the reserve exceed 70,000 euros / month
You can also help maintain the fur at the world’s largest sanctuary for grizzly bears. It is very easy to become a virtual parent!
You can choose the bear you love the most, your favorite adoption option and send a message to your email address. [email protected] with the following data:
– The name of the bear
– The name of the person / company that you want to be written on the adoption certificate
– The date you want it to be written on the adoption certificate.
Regardless of the type of adoption, at the end of the donation for one year you receive, online, an adoption certificate.
And if you have a road, go past the sanctuary in Zărneşti! You will find some stories that will give you goosebumps and show you, if necessary, how cruel people can be, but also how lucky the bears are to be saved. But don’t forget: try to arrive as early as possible in the morning, preferably at 09.00, to see the bears, before they retreat into the forest.
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