Orphaned Monkey Final Goodbye (Wildlife rescue)
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Wildlife rescue. Saying goodbye to Maka. It may hurt now, it may be hard now for everyone including Maka herself, but it is for the best. It is so that Maka could be integrated with other monkeys and will one day be released back into the wild, where she really belongs.
HISTORY: Maka is a long-tailed macaque (aka Java macaque aka crab-eating macaque aka Macaca Fascicularis). Her mother and half of her troop were captured by a group of jungle people for food. Maka was saved by someone who then sent her to a cats & dogs shelter. The shelter didn't have extra staff nor the money to continue taking care of her. She stayed in the shelter for a couple of weeks before I adopted her and brought her home.
Location: Malaysia.
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Stop your bogus copyright claim! All footage found in this video were 100% shot by me, I am the sole owner of all footage shot for this video. Stop trying to earn from something you did not create! I'm talking to YOU, RouteNote!!!!
I just saw this now, God Bless you for doing the right thing. I hope your having a very happy life
That was a lovely video and you can take pride in knowing you did the right thing. I wish more of your compatriots were as kind and thoughtful as you when it comes to these poor baby monkeys.
Thank you for loving her enough to let her go to the people that could help her get home to the forest where she belongs.
Приручают, потом выбрасывают. Очень добрые люди.
You did the best you knew. Don’t listen to ones who are so mean
Merci d'être là pour prendre soin des ses beaux amours sans défense ♥️♥️
Outstanding video & excellent info on Malaysian gov't resources. In a comment below, the channel goes into detail, "It's not a private org, it's a government agency (department of wildlife and national parks) which is under ministry of energy and natural resources, which means she won't be sold to a lab. worse case scenario, she'd probably stay in a sanctuary and wouldn't be released, but at least she'll be with other monkeys instead of being alone." Thought I'd put that where the [idiot] commenters who say IT'S A DEATH SENTENCE TO RELEASE THE MONKEY! could see it.
Thank you for helping her and showing her love. Everyone human or animal needs love. Thats the best thing you could do for her. God bless you.
Thank you for doing what is best for her.........you did the right thing ...hard as it was .
You are good people xxx :)
I think you did a really nice job with his home area I love the way he has the tire that he can jump into the pool. 🐵
Thank you for being so kind to this animal.
You did an outstanding job. She is so healthy and calm.
I remembered this from last year around this time of year. I still like to watch your videos. Thank you for giving her a home and caring for her while you could.
You are amazing, to share your love & home to help her, but then know when the time comes what is best for her. The world is a better place because of folks like you.
Thank you for being SO selfless and putting her needs first. You're her angels. You did everything you could and exactly as you said she belonged back with her monkey troop so she could live her best life as it was intended. 🐒❤
good to see people caring for animals
She sure does look happy to me.
I know it's not in her best interest to live in a home as a pet, but I can't help but wonder if the multiple changes of environment could possibly have affected her emotionally. First taken to an animal shelter that was only for cats and dogs, then 'adopted' to a human home and lastly taken to another place from the human home. I hope she's doing good and is settled now.
@Peter Baetre whats is happens with monkey mom maka is she dead or was she so sick and weak 🤔🤨
Yeah, I thought of that too. But she adapted well.
I couldn't do it. I'm bawling already. I'm glad it went back. But they never forget & will look for you daily.
Thank you for being a great human and doing the right thing,thx for taking care of that innocent thing. Much love.
Thanks for the follow-up. Maka has life's greatest gift, thanks to you. Freedom.
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Thank you for your generosity and this good message.
True love is doing what is best for someone you care deeply for even if it means giving her the life she should have.
😢 makes me sad too, but it really is for her best interest (as you so wisely stated). Thanks for sharing with the world.
Hes cute little bugger
It's pretty much gonna be impossible for you to get her back in the wild.. She never forged for food or had to take care of herself.plus if she don't die from hunger or dehydration the other monkeys the real wild monkeys will probably kill her or hurt her really bad and then your just gonna have to bring her back and help her recover.. Don't even try doing it it's going to end badly on her part
"Impossible"? You have no idea what the wildlife dept does there to introduce monkeys to natural life/sanctuaries. This is the best chance for the monkey.
You kept her too long. She was happy with you. She would of loved to stay with y’all.
I would want to have her with us too, but I had a job and the longer she was with us the more I started to think that I couldn't possibly give her enough of the time she needed from me. We discussed with the wildlife dept on the phone and they told us she will be introduced to other monkeys and they will be released in a jungle in groups when it's suitable to do so.
Lots of research has found that when kept as pets they are 95% of the time psychologically damaged
@@kucingtenten you realize the social groups don't work like that these monkeys have a order and you probably handed her a death certificate by giving her back to the wild I hate saying that but fact is fact
how sweet!😍💟💟💟💟💟 nothing like love
I wish her well...
Aww!! How cute.
That was so sad it is so hard to say goodbye. I pray its still doing well. Thank you for sharing still crying 😢
No entendí bien
Lo regresaron al bosque?
Después de haberlo enseñado a convivir con humanos y proporcionarle todo?
Va ser muy difícil adaptarse y subsistir
Jump😕
Nice story but the sad part is she considered you her family and you abandoned her. Most monkeys never fully recover from this. Many are later euthanized without the owners knowing.
BENJIR2D2 absolutely agree. I would not have done that. they did what they thought best. poor baby! in her short life she's been abandoned twice already! that is traumatic and she will carry that for life. which probably won't be very long, very sad. poor baby
That persona wasnt with her long enough for this to be damaging to her, really. She was a wild monkey to begin with, and she was already probably almost if not a year old in the first videos of her? I can't imagine they kept her for more than a month or two. They absolutely did the right thing. The wildlife department would have sent her to a rehab facility where she would be integrated into a troop in a protected area.
@@ezraoberheim1081 You are correct. The monkey was already a year old when we brought her home. She was only at the cats/dogs shelter for less than a month. She didn't act like the pet monkeys you usually see on RUclips, she already knew social ranks and a lot of other things that she learned from her original troop.
@@kucingtenten She's going into the wild. Anything can happen in wildlife. It's out of your hands. You can plan all day long in an animal sanctuary. It's nothing like experiencing it in real life. Sometimes monkey troops accept you and sometimes they don't. That's life.
The melancholy music and disturbing looking video shots for a monkey...nice touch to pull on the heartstrings. This is the real reason people are humanizing these monkeys.
Thank you for sharing her as long as you did. It was always nice to see another video of her. She seemed happy and content with her surroundings and company. I followed your videos from the start and loved her progress. You gave her love and a home. Thank you for all you did and shared. Bless you. My favorite was her eating rice while she was thinking of the plan on how to get the grasshopper out of the cd plastic case, fantastic!
Bill Blast she didn't die she just was surrendered to the wildlife place to be rehabilitated and released back into the wild.
What a loving sweet video! Great job , I hope you can rescue more.😍👍👍💕🐒💕
1:53 That was a sad sight there when she had both hands on your arms/wrists, but it is for the best. You made a hard choice, but it seems like the right choice, THANK YOU for making the proper choice. :)
Just if you could fallow what's being done for baby monks.... Check these awsome folks out....Vervet Monkey Foundation....
These wonderful people did what was right. They didn't keep her for a pet. Rather, they gave her back the life she was meant to lead in the first place. I wish more of you "monkey boos" out there would realize this and let your pets be themselves with their own kind instead of trying to satisfying your selfish egos!
Well, i have to say that im agree 100% with you, it is horrible to keep them as pets, both for humans and for the monkeys, how someone would want a scared and mentally broken poor animal? Just like those chinese/korean videos, you are right indeed
THANKS, SCHRODINGER!
Omg that is so sad.
Mixed feeling. Monkeys can live 20 to 30 years..a long commitment but do you really know what happened to your baby monkey? And since she had no mom to teach her, she had no tools for life in the forest. Very sad end I think 😢
she was already about a year old when her mother and half of the troop were captured, so she already learned a lot from them. and the wildlife department wouldn't just release her just like that, they'd introduce her to a new troop first.
@@kucingtenten I hope your video is real. We are all so skeptical as we have seen so many fake videos and lies from people about their care of monkeys. If your story is true I commend you for doing the best for this monkey and hopefully she will be acclimated in the proper way and returned to an area where she will be safe from hunters.
But she had it oh so chill at your place a pool,people food,snacks, fruit,toys, friends, blankets,teddy bears,beach balls,shampoo and treats! Fuck the wild its scary there and she will be forced to have babies that are annoying and deal with rank and predators and hunters and alphas and violent rival troops and traps and snares,man she had it made with the chicken wire outdoor room and kiddie pool with a tire swing and climb ropes! It sucks now,the wild is overrated for a mojkey thats already had bad luck thanks alot!
Mmmm I love a good cooked macaque!!! Delicious!! 🤗
You should have taken her to the rescue right away instead of keeping her while she's little and cute, getting her used to living with humans, and then giving her away when she became too much to handle.
She was not too much to handle at all. A lot was put into consideration into the final decision, but one crucial factor that I never revealed before is the licensing. All types of monkeys are protected under wildlife act in my country and can only be kept as pets if you have a license. The government used to allow anybody to get license to keep monkeys as pets, but at the time when I got Maka, they were revising this procedure and only those who already have existing license can renew, no new license will be issued. So we were at a crossroad.
I discussed this with my family, whether we should just keep Maka without license (up to US$100k fine or jail time if caught), or if we should hand her over to the wildlife department. After a lot of thoughts and discussions, we decided that it's better that we hand her over. One reason is because without license, you can't just bring her to vet clinics and ask the clinics to treat her. What if she's sick? What if she's got diseases that can infect humans? You can only find out if you bring her to a vet clinic. Bottom line is, you can't do a lot of things without license, at least for me. I know there are people that keep protected animals as pets without license but that's on them. If I were to take care of Maka her whole life, I would want to do it the right way, not the sneaky way.
This is NOT the sanctuary
Thank goodness make is alive. I thought final goodbye means dead. So sad. Thanks she's in the wild. Fending food for herself or starving
Yep. Mauled to death instantly upon release.
Hugh Georgie you don’t know that.
You should CUT off its tail before releasing back to the wild
Why? Maybe we could cut your tail off, redfullpack, you know, that teeny one you have in the FRONT of your paints!
@Peter Baetre why did this happen to you you look like one only hes cute 😂😂
OLD VIDEO AGAIN
Sweet!
What?? Are ya nuts because she won't be accepted back into the social groups more than likely what you done was hand her a death certificate because more than likely one of the groups have done killed her I hate to say that but it's the truth we fall scene what happens to monkeys that tried to be rehabilitated back into the wild most of the time it does not go well
oh no!!!! I'm so sorry!
Good people did what was right.
What happened to that poor baby did she die are y'all selling her or y'all giving her away what happened why we will we miss her
Its was mauled to death before you got back to the car
No, she stayed in their office for a couple of days and then was sent to a sanctuary where she was slowly introduced to other monkeys of her kind.
Wrong assumption here . The other idiots who keep babies for YT $$ are the ones that are prone to dumping them when they get too strong....they are the ones that suffer badly in the wild
What sanctuary?
Wrong type maka not make
Another one dumped
Thanks ❤️ She looked healthy
people like you make me happy and give me hope between the majority of fucking people, fuck the majority , fuck the population
careless bastards
Thank you❤️ your legacy will go on this videos will be seen in thousands of years and people will be happy for your work
Sounds like it’s ready for the grill. I wonder if it’ll taste as good as its mother?
Little ugly beast
Boopmeister johnson look whose ugly here hahahaah. you are....
Joc Robles true there Joc!!!
Are you any better
Boop looks like you i see your thumnail
@@majesticworld255 lol tell her 😁😁😁
Damn I thought the vermin had died !!!!!
POOR THING WHYYYY!😢😢😢😢
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They alway say that people keep baby monkeys and get tired of them when they grow up. Isn't that what the rescue places do.
U should have give the shit bag to the tribe that eat her mother. They could have eat this one too, then they would both be together! !!!!
I'm sad 😢
Hey dont u ask ppl 4 Cash i would of givin u 50 or so. Shit!
Grab it by the tail, bash its head off a brick wall a few times and toss it in the trash! Problem solved!
Another stupid, gutless, trashy piece of shit heard from! No brains! Got that from your momma!
Chinese hiding behind that screen
Gt gtfoh wimp
If you wanted to stay her alive you had to keep her for being a pet. .....she is dying almost the first night in freedom
No one miss you greedy rat
Should have provided it a long slow death.
I would have killed her
I would have raised the monkey, and at around 8 months old, chop the top of its skull open, scoop out its brains, then throw the still breathing carcus into the trash can!
GT Morrow there is something seriously wrong with you.. Your mother should have given you up to scientist to study you and what makes you think of doing such awful things.. God Bless this person and help him or her not to want to be so evil...
@@glennschaal3010 I'm not mad. I can't get mad at someone who is mentally I'll. I feel sorry for you though. If you ever need a friend to talk to, let me know.
I see Chinese commies.
Psycho white supremacists.
@@Anonymous-zb8lv 💯💯💯
I would of tortured and killed that piece of shit a very long time ago
I think you should have kept her, being as she was a FEMAle._she was assured safety, love, companionship,shelter, food, females stay with their native group, power in numbers. Males are run off from their native group when they become motherhumping juveniles. Being a young female, young males will gang rape her on a constant basis since she does not have her troop to protect her. She will not have mothering skills because they gain these aunting their siblings, cousins and watching mom. She will either be a jungle sex slave for yong males to practice on as they move into a more permanent troop. They know she is alone and will not want to state associated. She will have a rough life either locked in a poorly funded sanctuary. Damn you guys EFFED UP!!! WTF!! I don't believe in monkey pets in general but this was not a general ordinary case or monkey!! You already know this and you're probably kicking yourselves already I better just shut up!
Thanks for your concern. But actually, it doesn't work like that. The reason I sent her to the wildlife department is to have her looked after by professionals and for her to be incorporated with other monkeys in their care and to finally be released back into the wild in a troop. This process will take YEARS, but they (the wildlife department) have done it successfully in the past. They are sometimes joined by activists from inside and outside my country. I didn't know this when I took her home. But once she was in my care I had the time to research and make some calls before finally coming to this decision.
When monkeys are released into the wild they are NEVER released alone. If you look at my other videos, you can see that I, myself, live in the country where lots of wild monkeys roam around, which means if all I want is to "release" her back into the wild, I could just open the cage's door and let her roam free. But I wanted it to be done properly, in the monkey's best interest, considering all factors.
And in the wild, small monkey like her, alone, wouldn't even be a "sex slave" as you called it. It doesn't work like that. She will easily be killed by bigger monkeys from other troop if she is released ALONE. They won't even let her get away the first time. There is no such thing as "sex slave", they won't even mate with her.
We took months to come up with this decision, after making lots of calls and researching, don't worry, I believe this is THE best decision for Maka. We loved her and all we wanted is for her to be happy and free.
+Macaca Fascicularis (Maka) IMHO you made the right decision. Don't know if these factors came to your mind also... Presuming you had Maka when she was very, very young - she could live up to 25 to 30 years. How old will you be 30 years from now? What would happen if you (and your significant other) suddenly pass away? What happens to Maka then? You never assume your relatives would be more than happy to take care of your monkey given the commitment she needs. This is not a common pet like a dog or cat.
Idk, I'm just trying to paint a picture of what I've seen. Many sanctuary's are poorly run, collect donations then do not go through procedure to reintroduce monkeys. Some do, I'm not denying that. Some people think its worth the risk, I however think that if the monkey is relatively happy and someone is content caring for it then why not leave well enough alone. She seemed happy and you seem knowledgeable and more than capable of caring for and love her. Oh well, its done now. I appreciate your concern and caring for her and respect your decision.
I was referring to what Jennifer hall found out after she turned "NAIA" over to sanctuary care. You can go to her channel and see if you think I'm bullshitting you. She says she regrets her decision on a daily basis. You may want to check up on maka, from what I've seen reintroduction to the wild is possible in rare cases at best.
Hope the thing died a painful death
I see another Chinese here
@@Anonymous-zb8lv yep i no
They didn’t release her..they sold her to a lab and she spent the rest of her life getting experimented on hahahahahhaha
It's not a private org, it's a government agency (department of wildlife and national parks) which is under ministry of energy and natural resources, which means she won't be sold to a lab. worse case scenario, she'd probably stay in a sanctuary and wouldn't be released, but at least she'll be with other monkeys instead of being alone.
Macaca Fascicularis (Maka) what?
Likely was killed soon after release. Hopefully anyway. Gang of chimps ate that bastard.
this was dumb af
Should have sold that rat for meat and taken video of the thing being cut up and cooked.