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Inti Wara Yassi Refugio de Animales Volunteer Organization- Bolivia

...This jaguar was killed on April 4th, 2007 in Machia Park., the veterinarian of CIWY Luís Morales injected her three tranquilizer dose in very short periods of time, the purpose was to transfer her to the Ambue Ari Park, but instead of that, they caused her death. CIWY violated the agreement with which they received this animal in temporal custody, hiding her death and the causes of the murder; they knew that if they reported the examination (the autopsy) it would question the causes of the murder.CIWY hid her death like a year, when our accusation came out for the first time in REBOCTAS (Net against the traffic of Wild Animals) CIWY denied it.
Nena (Tania Baltazar) lied saying that Katie was alive, she said in an interview to the newspaper called Los Tiempos, that “if somebody wants to see her, they can go to the Ambue Ari Park”, March 10th, 2008.

THE KATIE´S DEATH » » » »
THE KATIE´S REPLACE» » » »
WHERE THE DONATIONS GOES?» » » »
CONTAMINATION OR LIBERATIONS?» » » »
EVER, A VICTIM FROM CIWY» » » »
FOR ALL THE MEDIA» » » »
LIES AND MORE LIES…» » » »
WHAT WE DENOUNCE» » » »

Wanted: caring home for rare Andean bear cub

LA PAZ, Nov 13 (Reuters Life!) - A rare Andean bear cub with a taste for yogurt has found a temporary home with a Bolivian family as the animal rights group that rescued him struggles to find him a new home.

The two-month old bear named Koda, after the fictional cub in Disney's animated film "Brother Bear", belongs to a species known as the spectacled bear because the marks on its face resemble eyeglasses.

Bolivian animal rights group Animales S.O.S. found Koda in September when a man tried to sell him at a street market in western Bolivia for $200.

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Flood relief in the district of Pando, Bolivia - 2007

Animales SOS are working with humanitarian organisations to provide shelter for companion animals and are operating an outreach boat to deliver much needed feed and veterinary care to livestock stranded in remote areas cut off by the floods.

The region’s farms are widely dispersed making them difficult to reach, even by boat.

Stranded livestock are being tended to and fed where possible, but it is proving difficult to reach all the affected animals in time.

Farmers who have managed to transport their cattle to Trinidad Port by boat are finding that there is a lack of feed and nowhere to house their animals.

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