Donate £10
A donation of £10 could help feed a monkey like Unyil a healthy diet of fruit and insects while they regain their strength.
Thanks to our amazing supporters, 31 macaques were saved from the last known dancing monkey ‘training’ centre in Indonesia. No more chains. No more beatings. No more being forced to perform for human entertainment. But their journey to freedom has only just begun.
A donation of £10 could help feed a monkey like Unyil a healthy diet of fruit and insects while they regain their strength.
A donation of £20 could provide toys and climbing structures to encourage natural behaviours.
A donation of £30 could fund urgent vet care like dental surgery and parasite treatment.
The 31 monkeys are currently at Jakarta Animal Aid Network’s (JAAN) sanctuary. Thanks to JAAN’s expertise, these monkeys have an incredibly rare opportunity – to return to the wild. But first, they must recover.
Each one needs expert care to heal from trauma and learn how to live like wild animals again. With the right support, they could be released onto a protected, uninhabited island off the coast of Java — lush, quiet, and full of the life they were denied.
Jono spent years locked in a tiny box, only let out to perform. His teeth were ripped out so he couldn’t bite — leaving him in pain and unable to eat properly.
He was chained and starved. When tied up near Jono, he’d try to reach for comfort — but could never quite get close enough.
Like the others, they carry physical and emotional scars. But they are intelligent and can learn. And with the right support, they can recover.
Most rescued monkeys will never return to the wild. But thanks to JAAN’s proven success — with 498 monkeys already released — these 31have a once-in-a-lifetime chance. The sooner their recovery begins, the greater their chance of survival.
Donate nowIf you would like to donate over the phone, please call our Supporter Care team on:
0800 316 9966
(Monday to Friday from 10am to 2pm)
We will use your donation where the need is greatest to protect animals, like those featured in this appeal, from cruelty and suffering.
Image credits: Images are by JAAN (Jakarta Animal Aid Network)