Orangutan Rescue

A heartbreaking video shows an orangutan that appears to be fighting off a bulldozer pulling down trees in its natural habitat in Indonesia. The video, which was reportedly shot in 2013 but only released to the public two days ago, was filmed and shared by International Animal Rescue, an animal welfare organisation.

After spending two years alone in a tiny, dark wooden cage, a 4-year-old orangutan was finally released by the International Animal Rescue in Indonesia.

Picture this - a bunch of adorable little orangutans being wheeled in on barrows to attend school. This is no joke. It is actually what happens at the International Animal Rescue Center in Ketapang, Indonesia.

A group of illegally smuggled orangutans were repatriated from Thailand to Indonesia today, five years after the majority of them were discovered abandoned by the side of the road.

A heartbreaking video shows an orangutan that appears to be fighting off a bulldozer pulling down trees in its natural habitat in Indonesia. The video, which was reportedly shot in 2013 but only released to the public two days ago, was filmed and shared by International Animal Rescue, an animal welfare organisation.

After spending two years alone in a tiny, dark wooden cage, a 4-year-old orangutan was finally released by the International Animal Rescue in Indonesia.

Picture this - a bunch of adorable little orangutans being wheeled in on barrows to attend school. This is no joke. It is actually what happens at the International Animal Rescue Center in Ketapang, Indonesia.

A group of illegally smuggled orangutans were repatriated from Thailand to Indonesia today, five years after the majority of them were discovered abandoned by the side of the road.