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Reunion of hyenas Ed und Cassie

EMOTIONAL MOMENT:
The two hyenas, Ed and Cassie, used to live together in one enclosure for a very long time. When we rescued them from a zoo near Aleppo, they had to be put in two different travel crates due to safety reasons. Ed is blind and reliant on Cassie as the two of them are well attuned to each other. As you can imagine their reunion was a huge event and it was also an emotional moment for our team on site.

A new life for former zoo lions near Aleppo

We are speechless... The five lions have been released into their new adaption enclosures at Al Ma'wa for Nature and Wildlife. Thanks so much for supporting us and them. Without you, we would not be able to succeed. You want to support them on their first steps into new lives? Please, click here: bit.ly/help-for-aleppo-animals-INT

Finally save: bears from zoo near Aleppo enjoying their lives in sanctuary

After a long journey from Syria to Jordan, the Asian black bears we rescued from a zoo near Aleppo can now live a species-appropriate life. The times where they had no space and nothing to do are finally over. Now they are able to enjoy a quiet life at Al Ma'wa for Nature and Wildlife, where they hopefully forget their horrible past.

Dog protects injured dog stuck on train tracks