After a harrowing rescue from a home in Laos, 16 moon bear cubs are now adjusting to their new home at a sanctuary where they will require lifelong care. Prompted by the distressing cries of baby bears, Laos police said they raided a house with more than a dozen bears and took them to an animal sanctuary for recovery. At the sanctuary run by Free The Bears, a wildlife conservation charity, a team of experts from Laos, Cambodia and Australia have been providing round-the-clock care to the cubs. T

Three baby bear cubs who were abandoned by their mother were rescued by Bulgarian environmental officials and are now receiving care at a bear sanctuary. https://abcn.ws/2r6y15r | ABC News