Here’s a roundup of our latest reports and initiatives:
🐾 Remembering Mark — A Gentle Giant Who Finally Found Peace
We bid farewell to Mark, a bear rescued from a cramped cage near a restaurant in Albania in 2022. After three years at BEAR SANCTUARY Arbesbach, Mark’s health declined, leading to a compassionate decision to let him go. His story serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of sanctuary and the ongoing fight against wildlife exploitation.
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🐆 SafariLIVE Sunset and Sunrise – Witness Wildlife in Real Time
Join us for an immersive experience with SafariLIVE. Tomorrow’s Sunset SafariLIVE on October 22, 2025, introduces Hatsile, a new cheetah who is already captivating viewers. If you missed it, you can watch previous episodes on-demand today.
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⚖️ Investigating Parole Systems and Reform Through “Parole in Perspective”
Our latest report delves into the complexities of parole release systems across 35 states. Parole in Perspective offers investigative tools and insights for journalists and advocates aiming to reform parole practices and ensure fairness in the justice system.
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⚖️ Conservatives Challenging the Death Penalty and Urgent Justice Concerns in Florida
A growing number of conservatives are voicing opposition to the death penalty, citing concerns over fiscal responsibility, limited government, and the risk of executing innocent individuals. In Florida, the state is moving forward with executions despite significant legal and ethical concerns, including inadequate legal representation for the condemned. We continue to monitor and report on these developments.
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🌍 From Suffering to Sanctuary — Stories of Hope, Rescue, and Renewal
This comprehensive report highlights the transformative journeys of animals rescued from dire circumstances to sanctuaries where they find healing and care. These stories underscore the importance of sanctuary and the ongoing fight against wildlife exploitation.
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