Sang – the lovely but extremely pitiful Leopard cat was transferred to the Center on June 26, 2017, after being bought by a resident in Hanoi 3 months earlier and voluntarily handed over. Although injured in the leg, due to Sang being so wild and aggressive, this person could not approach him to take care of him. When he arrived at the center, he almost lost his left front foot, which would have left him with only one big toe, which made it difficult for him to move. This is also the reason why there was no chance that he could return to the wild.

Currently, Sang is being cared for in the long-term care area and becomes the Center’s Animal Education Ambassador.

Transferring wildlife to a Rescue Center is a very practical action, but if you buy an individual animal, you are contributing to the increased demand and use of wild animals. This will motivate hunters and traders to continue hunting and trading illegal wildlife. Instead, contact the authorities immediately to get the best help.