When we receive a report about a bear in need, we assess the situation carefully. Basically, there are three options. We consider short-term solutions to improve the situation. This may involve consulting with our partners or reaching out to the bear's owner to provide advice on proper care such as diet, water and housing. We also suggest simple enrichment techniques, like providing the bear with toys or hiding food, which can help reduce stress and improve its quality of life. Secondly, if possible we may need to take more drastic action, such as confiscating the bear if it is being kept illegally or without proper permits and relocating it to a suitable facility. Unfortunately, space for captive bears is limited, so we carefully consider all available options and work closely with partners in our network in order to find the best placement for each bear. Lastly, there are cases where we can't do anything because of e.g. legislative obstacles or an active war situation. But these animals are also registered in the database and when the local situation changes for the positive, we'll try and find out how to help.