There’s a tiger chained out in sector 4.

Get the rescue team moving right now.

Drone confirmed.

A tiger chained to a tree.

Sector 4, deep in the pines.

Thick, heavy chain on his neck.

How long has he been out there? He’s down.

Looks exhausted.

Possible neck wound from the collar.

He is down.

Completely exhausted.

The thick chain is still locked from his collar to the tree.

He is trying to stand again.

The thick chain is pulling him back every time.

We go on foot from here, D-ring, slowly and quietly.

20 m ahead, slightly left.

The thick chain is still locked from his collar to the tree.

He has been chained to that tree for a long time.

Nobody move.

Let him see us.

Let him understand we are not a threat.

Drone shows clear zone.

No other animals nearby.

Easy.

We are here to help you.

Nobody is going to hurt you.

This will just make you sleep, Ding.

I promise you will wake up free.

Stay calm.

Sedation is good.

Heart rate steady.

We have a safe window.

Everyone move now.

The collar lock is completely seized.

It is not opening with a key.

We need the angle grinder.

I need everyone to hold him steady, Rover, and cover his eyes and ears.

It is off.

The collar is off.

This thing has been on them for years.

Look at the rust layers.

His paws are badly worn.

He has been pulling against that chain a long time.

Neck wound is cleaned and dressed.

No deep tissue damage.

The skin will heal.

On three.

Smooth and steady.

Keep his neck supported.

One, two, three.

All right.

He is free.

Heart rate is strong and steady is oxygen levels are good.

I need him still.

Hold his fore legs steady.

The wound is clean.

No infection present yet.

We caught him in time.

His pads are severely worn, but no deep infection.

With proper care, these will fully recover.

Possible bruising on the left ribs, likely from repeated chain impacts.

What he lunged.

Will it heal? Yes, with rest and nutrition, he will make a full recovery.

Fluids are doing their work to Ben Kenan.

His hydration levels are responding.

You are safe now.

You are finally safe.

IV complete.

Fluids fully administered.

Let him come back in his own time.

Do not rush him.

He is coming up.

He is standing strong.

All four legs bearing weight evily.

The wound is healing cleanly.

He is ready.

No chain, no collar, nothing.

He knows where he is going.

Every life matters.

Be a voice for the voiceless.