The Wild Animal Rescue Centre of Pu Mat National Park in the central province of Nghe An handed over two Indochinese tigers to the Hanoi centre for wild animal rescue and forest protection on December 7.
The Pu Mat wild animal rescue centre took care of the two big cats since they were sent in as exhibits from a wild animal trafficking case that police brought to light on June 13.
On the first day at the centre, the tigers, one male and one female weighing 90 kilograms and 70 kilograms, were in a critical condition as they were drugged for a long-travelling trip and got serious injuries.
They are now healthy and have been provided with re-wilding training before coming to the Hanoi centre, according to Tran Xuan Cuong, Deputy Director of Pu Mat National Park.-VNA
The Pu Mat wild animal rescue centre took care of the two big cats since they were sent in as exhibits from a wild animal trafficking case that police brought to light on June 13.
On the first day at the centre, the tigers, one male and one female weighing 90 kilograms and 70 kilograms, were in a critical condition as they were drugged for a long-travelling trip and got serious injuries.
They are now healthy and have been provided with re-wilding training before coming to the Hanoi centre, according to Tran Xuan Cuong, Deputy Director of Pu Mat National Park.-VNA
