Two infant Bornean orangutans were recently confiscated from local villagers by International Animal Rescue (IRA) and the Indonesian forestry department (BKSDA), marking 100 orphans saved by the IAR Rescue and Rehabilitation center since 2009. Obi (left), a male who was chained inside a bathroom stall for 10 months, and Muria (right), a 4-year old female who was kept inside a tiny wooden cage, are recovering quickly. For more, visit internationalanimalrescue.org/news/iars-rehabilitation-centre-borneo-takes-two-more-orangutans-bringing-total-rescued-100
Posted on: Fri, 18 Jul 2014 13:21:29 +0000
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