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Mussa, a baby chimpanzee, was saved by poachers who brutally killed his mother and family. His rescue was made even more miraculous when a bush pilot with Virunga National Park offered to fly him to safety at Lwiro Primate Rehabilitation Center, a PASA member in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The look on Mussa’s face when he stares out the plane window - on his way to freedom - is absolutely heart-melting.
Click here to watch the inspiring video of Mussa’s amazing rescue!
These babies belong with their mothers in the forest. Instead they are on tight ropes and trapped in small cages.
Chimpanzee Conservation Center, a PASA member in Guinea, has saved three infant chimpanzees in the last three months.
Right now, we’re working with PASA members to rescue more than 10 orphaned chimpanzees from horrific situations in four countries. I will update you as soon as we have more information.
In the meantime, watch this incredible video of Mussa's rescue and SHARE his story with your friends and family.
Like Mussa, these babies rely on your kindness to save them from a life of misery. They have had everything taken from them. Don't miss this incredible video of Mussa flying to sanctuary in a bush plane!
We got a call to rescue a puppy whose ear was almost completely torn off. He was screaming in pain and frantically shaking his head when we found him hiding behind bushes in an empty lot. We brought him back to Animal Aid where we began his treatment. His ear was so damaged and severed that we needed to surgically remove it for his speedy recovery.
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Bears are famously powerful but rescued moon bears prove they can be gentle too – and that tender moments spent together can be incredibly rewarding. While moon bears are known to be mostly solitary in the wild, hundreds of bears rescued from the bile industry in Vietnam and China by Animals Asia have benefited from close relationships with their peers. On bile farms, the bears are kept in tiny cages and are completely unable to express any natural behaviours. They can spend decades in these deplorable conditions, never setting paw on grass and regularly suffering the agony of bile extraction for use in traditional medicine. Once rescued, the bears undergo a long process of rehabilitation at Animals Asia’s sanctuaries during which their physical, mental and behavioural needs are addressed. They receive medical care and stimulation through a comprehensive behavioural management programme eventually providing them with the opportunity to behave as bears should, foraging for food in large outdoor enclosures and pursuing whatever interests them. Rescued bears can spend up to 30 years at the sanctuaries and for most, close relationships with other bears becomes a key source of companionship and a linchpin of enriched lives. Read more about these amazing bears enjoying a second chance at life after surviving extreme cruelty: https://www.animalsasia.org/intl/medi... Music: Prelude No. 20 by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Attribution License. http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chr...
