Navi Mumbai: A baby monkey who was forcibly chained by several slums in near the Mansarovar train station in Kamothe, was rescued by several wildlife activists and panvel-based forest officials.
“We have received a tip-off of several alert residents that the two-year-old baby monkey from Kerhus Kerhus species illegally tied with a metal chain and stored on a pathway close to Mansarovar Station by a family of roadside residents.
Volunteer Aditya Patil We Contact Officials Panvel-based forests to save the chained monkeys, “said the head of the Navi Mumbai for Animals (PFA, Unit-2), Vijay Rangare.
The forest Sanjay Patil then rushed to the place.
Along with the PFA activists on Wednesday night for Wednesday night for Wednesday night for Saving a monkey baby and also questioned a man and his wife about how they illegally look after the monkey, which is a protected species.
“The pair included in the nomadic tribe did not give us.
Convincing replies about how they get monkeys.
In fact, the woman told us that they had bought wildlife species.
Finally, monkeys who were saved were handed over to members of the Pune Wildlife Resq team, while the couple was warned not to illegally more species of wildlife, “said Range.
Because the monkey was chained for several days, there were several bruises near the neck, the animal also showed signs of fantasy trouble because it had been held forcefully held on the path.
Monkey baby chained by residents of slums saved
