RESCUING MONKEYS IN BALI So, how does it work? Whilst all rescues are unique we generally get alerted by a member of the public, another animal welfare group or friends and members of Bali Monkey Rescue. Generally within 24 hours, our rescue team is on site to make a thorough assessment. Categorized into the traffic light system (Red; abuse and/or torture. Orange; in danger of becoming neglected, abused or tortured. Green; loved by an owner but inappropriately kept as a pet) according to this assessment we either confiscate the monkeys, negotiate a release of the monkey to our shelter or educate the owners. When a monkey is removed we always engage veterinarian services to ensure the monkeys receive their rabies vaccinations and a thorough health check. When cleared, we either introduce them to the troupe where they become part of a large monkey family or, if they are highly traumatized individuals, we provide specialized one on one trauma care at our trauma shelter. We are fully self funded and rely and are thankful to so many individuals without whom we could not do what we do. If you want to get involved please check here: https://www.balimonkeyrescue.com
Bali Monkey Rescue provides a future free from torment and abuse by protecting and rehabilitating Long Tailed Macaques from the wildlife trade in Bali.
Funds Banked To
Lynne Mann
Campaign Creator
Lynne Mann - Founder Bali Monkey Rescue
Green Point, NSW
Mon, 19 Oct 2020
Luzia Schnellmann
$ 50
Mon, 19 Oct 2020
Sue Dean
$ 100
Thank you for the wonderful work that you do ??
Mon, 19 Oct 2020
Megan Macalpine
$ 50
Mon, 19 Oct 2020
Kerryl Shirley
$ 100
Hello, am following you on facebook, find this horrific and deeply admire your work
Sun, 11 Oct 2020
Rita Bennett
$ 100
Bless you for helping the bali monkeys
Thank you for all you do xxx
Bali Monkey Rescue provides a future free from torment and abuse by protecting and rehabilitating Long Tailed Macaques from the wildlife trade in Bali.
Thank you for the wonderful work that you do ??