It’s heartbreaking to witness — monkeys with deep wounds, limps, burns, and broken bones. Their eyes, once full of mischief and joy, now show pain, fear, and confusion.
Some were hurt by accidents — falling from trees, touching electric wires, or being hit by vehicles. Others were victims of fights, neglect, or cruel environments. The smallest ones suffer the most, often too weak to call for help.
One monkey lies quietly, breathing heavily with a bandaged leg. Another can’t open one eye, injured in a fight she didn’t want. A baby cries softly, still searching for its mother, unaware she’s not coming back.
But among the sadness, there’s hope. Kind hands reach out with food, medicine, and gentle care. Each rescued monkey begins a new chapter — one where love replaces pain.
