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The DODO Reports Poor Cages of Orangutan in Mirah Fantasia (September 2, 2015)

Marison Guciano of the Indonesian Friends of the Animals: "Orangutans 'Will Die' If They Stay In These Cages."

Posted on 15:00 September 02nd, 2015 Read more...

Two Sumatran tigers suffer and can’t use their animal instincts (August 28, 2015)

Elsa, an adult female Sumatran tiger, has spent more than 1 year in a narrow metal cage measuring 1.5 x 2 meters. This horrible cage has injured her shoulder and leg.

Posted on 01:33 August 30th, 2015 Read more...

Smuggled orangutans prepared for repatriation to Indonesia – in pictures (August 28, 2015)

Thai vets conduct health checks on 14 orangutans before their repatriation to Indonesia. Most of the animals have been confiscated from the entertainment business in Phuket; others were recovered from smugglers. The orangutans are being examined to ensure they are free of diseases and are expected to return to Indonesia in September

Posted on 15:42 August 29th, 2015 Read more...

Cruelty in Fruit Bat Trade (August 27, 2015)

Transportation of fruit bats was done in a cruel way.

Posted on 20:47 August 28th, 2015 Read more...

Kiwi is reported attacked by an Orangutan in Indonesia (August 27, 2015)

Binula Wickramarachchi, 27, from New Zealand, was among a group of tourists who were trekking in the Bukit Lawang resort area in Langkat regency, North Sumatra when they were attacked by the ape, The Jakarta Post reported.

Posted on 23:21 August 27th, 2015 Read more...

Protected Species On Sale at Medan Wildlife Markets (August 24, 2015)

Two wildlife markets in Medan (Jalan Merak Jingga and Jalan Bintang) violate government regulation number 7/1999. Nias Parrots (Gracula religiosa robusta) were on sale in these two wildlife markets.

Posted on 13:57 August 26th, 2015 Read more...
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