Bear Luna at BEAR SANCTUARY Müritz

BEAR SANCTUARY Müritz

A FOUR PAWS project in Germany since 2006

22.11.2024

BEAR SANCTUARY Müritz offers bears, that are unable to be returned to the wild, a natural habitat in which they can fulfil their urge to wander, withdraw into their own space, dig out dens and go into a state of hibernation. When they arrive at the sanctuary, they first receive medical care. If they are ready, they are slowly accustomed to their new surroundings. Behavioural and environmental enrichment keeps the bears occupied and encourages bears coming out of captivity to behave naturally again. The bears are encouraged to socialise in order to further reduce behavioural disorders. After being fully acclimatisatised, our bears can fully enjoy their new-found freedom and engage in their own unique behaviours at last.

BEAR SANCTUARY Müritz website

The whole visitors centre, including the shop, bistro and reception is completely barrier-free. Visitors can follow a designated route through the sanctuary which is broad and as wheelchair-friendly as possible (best come with a companion though). Dogs are welcome on a leash but can enjoy playing in the big, fenced-in playground. There are many different guided tours and events for children and adults available. We can also tailor experiences for individual groups, families and school or kindergarten classes. Get all the details on the website.

History

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Since 2006,


neglected and mistreated bears find a life long safe and natural home at BEAR SANCTUARY Müritz. Today the sanctuary covers an area of some 16 hectares.

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Where to find us


Am Bärenwald 1, 
17209 Stuer,
Germany

You can find more contact information here – it is just 2 hours from Berlin (by car),
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