Deep in Cambodia’s forests, rangers rescue a snared sun bear and bring it to Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center—a sanctuary for sun and moon bears saved from trafficking and injury. At the heart of this refuge are Mr. Heng, who has raised more sun bear cubs than anyone in the world, and his daughter, Sorphea, a dedicated wildlife veterinarian. As they care for bears like Lakota and Trinity, both permanently maimed by snares, their intertwined stories reveal a profound bond—not only between humans and animals, but between a father and daughter devoted to conservation and healing. A film by Mariah Wilson.