Abused Sloth Bear Makes Amazing Recovery @InternationalAnimalRescue

Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 21 hours ago

In January 2026, Lissy’s life was transformed.

At just three years old, this rescued sloth bear was saved from the illegal dancing bear trade after being found terrified, injured and abandoned. Her muzzle had been pierced so a rope could be forced through it, and her canine teeth had been smashed out to make her easier to control.

But Lissy’s story is no longer defined by cruelty.

Now safe with our partners, Wildlife SOS, she is healing. She still has a long way to go, but step by step she is leaving that trauma behind and beginning to understand what safety and kindness feel like.

This young sloth bear has already come so far. Because of your support, Lissy now has the time, care and peace she needs to recover and begin a new life.

Abused Sloth Bear Makes Amazing Recovery

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