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Petition: Save Big Cats in Vietnam from Deadly Bird Flu Outbreak

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A devastating H5N1 bird flu outbreak has killed 51 big cats — a panther, three lions, and 47 tigers — at zoos in Vietnam. In just a few weeks during August and September 2024, these beautiful animals died unnecessarily.

Vietnam holds around 385 tigers in captivity, mostly in private zoos and farms like My Quynh Safari Park and Vuon Xoai Zoo — two sites hit by the outbreak. These tragic deaths expose the poor conditions and weak protections that captive animals face every day. Sign the petition now.

We must demand immediate action. Animals deserve real sanctuaries, not dangerous, cramped enclosures.

The World Health Organization has already warned of rising bird flu infections in mammals — we cannot afford more preventable suffering. Sign the petition now to urge Vietnam to remove big cats from unsafe zoos and relocate them to proper sanctuaries. Sign now. Act now. Protect wildlife.

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