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Indonesia
Indonesia volunteer guide IAR’s team in Indonesia rescues and rehabilitates macaque monkeys and slow lorises that have been caught from the wild and sold as pets in the notorious animal markets.
The IAR team rescues and rehabilitates macaques which have often spent years in captivity, caged or chained up in miserable isolation. After rescue, medical check-ups and treatment and a period in quarantine, the macaques are socialised in groups where they learn to behave like monkeys again before being released back into the wild. IAR also helps the macaques by educating people in animal welfare and raising awareness of the risk of zoonotic diseases, fighting the trade, and campaigning to win macaques some legal protection in Indonesia.
International Animal Rescue will also provide lifelong sanctuary for those animals that have had their teeth knocked out and are no longer able to survive in the wild.
> Download our Slow Loris Rescue leaflet (208kb PDF)
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