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@hhhhhh5610 hi rich. Why don't you send me a message on Instagram.. its the same name as I will help if I can 😊😊

@triepope6429 sorry. I'm still working on my camera skills 🙈

@LaurenWoz421 absolutely!!! Although as a friend of mine joked.. "mama looks like she needs a coffee now" 🤣🤣

@marcia5050 ahh thank you. I want to head back to Bali again soon so I can do more detailed videos on each of the monkeys there.. their back story, progress etc. Because right now I've not been called to any rescues so it seems a good time to focus on the guys who have already been removed and highlight their stories 😀

@@Monkey_Rescue_Tales Yes, please do that!

@@AC-zk3pi me too 😀😀

@elainewalls1965 absolutely. And when you think how they have been forced to live in isolation for so many years, which goes against all of their natural instincts, it really is wonderful to see them bonding and socializing ❤️

@@Monkey_Rescue_Tales It is heartwarming to see so many good things coming from Bali. Thank you! ❤️🐒

@melaniejackson8187 ahh thanks so much for your support! It's a little tricky right now to make videos because there's no cases I'm working on, and my daughter is too scared to go back to Bali to the rescue centre. But.. I'm hoping my partner can watch her for a few days so I can go back and make more detailed videos on all the monkeys who have been freed from abuse.. their baclstory and progress! 😀

@SquirrellyGirl24 I really hope so.. although it's a very long road until that happens. The abuse of monkeys is, I believe far worse in the big cities like Java and jakarta so definitely have a way to go until things change. But as people, we can just try to help where we can ☺️🙏

That’s great they were able to be paired together. As a highly social species the isolation alone is detrimental so the fact they have each other now will go great lengths toward their healing - won’t cure their trauma entirely but it’s definitely a huge help. Also the fact that Buyung was reciprocating by grooming Menuk after Menuk finished grooming him, that’s wonderful to see. 😊 Reciprocatal grooming is a vital key behavior of virtually every primate species. In long tail macaques, grooming is the 4th most time invested behavior after eating, sleeping, and walking. It is a key social behavior - it’s how they form social bonds, how they form alliances, court mates, reconcile after fights, deescalate fights from happening, how they show respect to higher ranked monkeys, how they comfort each other, how they reassure their young when their offspring get scared or nervous. It’s great to see them relaxed in each others company and grooming and bonding. It’s sad how they came to be here, but they are in much better place and are able to be their monkey selves again and in time hopefully join a troop. 😎🐒🐒

@@neptunusrex5195 I genuinely love your responses. Thank you so much ❤️

@anastashanastashkina7402 well a lot of people made comments about it and weren't happy with her wearing them. So that's why I wanted to make a video to explain ☺️

@lynnie77712 thank you so much for your words and support ❤️

@@jeansalim3405 thank you so much. I appreciate it 💗

@carmelrankin9362 oh really?? Is it a rescue centre?

@JoJoLovesCats we do, but please also know that they need rehabilitation which is done in enclosures as its not as simple as just releasing them. They have zero survival skills having been pulled from their monkey families as babies 😢

@@jonlewis758 I have to politely but strongly disagree with you here

@christineanderson4643 thank you. And thank you for your support 🙏

@ran44dolf thank you. I lmow it's hard to tell genuine videos from the staged ones which are abusive and I'm really trying to be mindful of this in the videos I make. It's hard to know how to show that I'm not one of those. I suppose one thing is, I don't have loads and loads of rescue videos... because I'm not setting them up for content. I've done 2, there's no more at the moment so there's no content. Should I become involved in another I'll film it, but I'm sure as hell not creating a situation that isn't already happening just to make a video. Hopefully others see I'm legit too 🙏🙏

@porkkchop hi! Yes Bali Monkey Rescue take on volunteers readily! If you Google the centre you can send them a message and get something set up for sure 😁

@@elizabethshelton7380 thanks so much for your kind words and support

@yankeetherebel Although I sort of see your point, I'm not sure if you live here and so see the situation through the same eyes. Regardless of poverty, and regardless of cultural norms, it doesn't make animal abuse acceptable. The monkeys in these videos did not generate an income for the people who had her (not that I support this either). They are there for status and entertainment only. Removing these monkeys has done nothing detrimental to the person who took them from the wild.. nothing at all. Trying to educate local people on how to better treat animals in SE Asia is not a bad thing.. I work with local people who do this.. not just "privileged white people" as you put it

@@Monkey_Rescue_Tales Are you equally as bothered by the treatment of rats in NYC? In countries where macaques are native, they're typically seen (by locals) in the same way New Yorkers see rats... yet I don't see anyone whining about people using rat traps in NYC. If people living in poverty have found a way to improve their lives by using local "rats", then so be it. Westerners (most of whom support women killing their own infants for convenience sake) are definitely not in a position to judge anyone.

@@londaroque7300 thank you for your lovely words 🙏

@Robin-rj8vg haha I'm in my 40's so not exactly a spring chicken myself! But I appreciate your comment thank you 😊

@@LuckyLady-p5n do you mean the opportunity to volunteer? Absolutely!!! ❤️

@rebeccasullivan7965 she's adorable isn't she ❤️

@@lynnie77712 you're so welcome Thank you for your support 🙏

@mofolk8896 thanks for your support I appreciate it 🙏