The video discusses the consequences of a 2014 law in Mexico that banned the use of animals in circuses. The law, intended to protect animals, led to the death of thousands of them, some of whom were abandoned or sacrificed. The video then introduces a foundation that rescues and cares for animals abused in circuses. It highlights the plight of several animals, including a 2-year-old puma, a sick baboon named Candy, and a lion with a disordered hind leg. The foundation, which houses more than 170 animals from 19 different species, is run on donations and its own resources. It also encourages viewers to follow them on social media to learn more about each animal's story. The video concludes by mentioning the foundation's plan to build a larger sanctuary and asks for donations to support this cause.
1. In 2014, a law was passed in Mexico that prohibits the use of animals in circuses, leading to the death of thousands of them due to abandonment or sacrifice.
2. The video showcases the plight of animals that survived abuse in circuses and are now at risk again.
3. The foundation mentioned in the video is dedicated to rescuing and caring for abused circus animals, housing over 170 animals from more than 19 different species, including tigers, lions, hyenas, baboons, pumas, and bears.
4. The foundation works with donations and its own resources.
5. The video also highlights the story of Candy, a 10-year-old baboon suffering from a disorder that causes her to lose movement and function.
6. Lolo, a baboon, lost one arm in a circus incident. After being rescued by the foundation, he was sedated several times due to his aggressive behavior. However, he has since adapted to his new environment and lives happily there.
7. The video also discusses the challenges of caring for animals with different needs and behaviors, like a Siberian tiger with a congenital disease, a black bear that is immature, and a lion with necrosis in the femur and hip.
8. The foundation is planning to build a sanctuary to provide more space for the animals and allow them to live as closely as possible to their natural habitat.
9. The foundation urges viewers to donate to help them achieve their goal of rescuing more animals.