Julio, Enciam, Neu and the cubs
Born:
Julio 01/01/2007
Enciam 01/03/2002
Neu 25/01/2015
Sex:
Julio: Male
Enciam: Female
Neu: Female
Lives at: Port Lympne
Our family of European brown bears, who were rescued from a zoo in Andorra, spend their time exploring their custom-built three-acre woodland enclosure. The bears – named Julio, Enciam and Neu, and their young cubs – were transported 800 miles from Naturlandia, Andorra’s only zoo, which was part of an amusement park.
Your Adoption Really Helps
By adopting an Aspinall animal, you are helping to support our amazing overseas work and back to the wild campaigns.
What's included in your adoption?
Digital pack £25
Digital adoption pack including photocard and fact sheet about your chosen animal written by the expert team at The Aspinall Foundation.
Certificate of adoption
Adoption pack will be delivered straight to your inbox
18cm cuddly toy
Adoption folder including photocard and fact sheet about your chosen animal written by the expert team at The Aspinall Foundation.
Certificate of adoption
Please allow up to 14 days for delivery
Please note: Automatic name generation is currently unavailable for Digital adoptions certificates. These will be left blank for the purchaser or recipient to enter. For Printed Adoptions please provide the recipients name and it will be manually entered when you order is processed.
Fun Facts about brown bears
The brown bear (Ursus arctos) is the most widely distributed bear, occurring across North America, Europe and Asia
What do brown bears eat?
These large predators will catch prey of all sizes from small rodents to mighty moose, but they are actually omnivorous and much of their diet consists of nuts, berries and roots.
How we're helping
These bears are soon to be homeless as their zoo in Andorra is closing. We are building a sanctuary for Julio, Enciam, Neu and their cubs at Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve where they can live peacefully for the rest of their lives.
