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9/7/2018 1 Comment

Rescued: 2 young mandrills escape a lifetime of cruelty

Two young mandrills were just rescued in a joint operation by law enforcement group LAGA and the Cameroon government. They arrived at Ape Action Africa on Tuesday, and are now safe in the forest sanctuary. 

Ngo and Mukete are both are male, estimated to be 3-4 years old, and underweight due to criminals rarely being concerned about providing proper food. Fortunately, they have no physical injuries, only the psychological trauma of being ripped from their families.

The two seem to get along well, and will spend their quarantine period together as they wait to meet their new mandrill family.

You can welcome them to the Ape Action Family with a donation today. 

"For those who have made it to Mefou,
     you are safe now."
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1/5/2020 07:22:21 pm

I don't understand why some people use animals for attraction or for fun. Animals are supposed to live in their natural habitat. People have abused animals and even nature and I am afraid that sooner or later we will suffer from the effects of our actions. As a perfect example is the fire in Australia cause by bushfire that has affected the animal that live within the forest. I breaks my heart to see koala and kangaroos burnt and crying for help, glad that many locals take an action to rescue some of them. We all know that these things happen because of our climate change, the effect on what people do that hurt our planet earth.

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