Pet monkeys are typically bred in captivity and lack the essential skills required for survival in the wild. They depend on humans for food, shelter, and social interaction, and releasing them into an unfamiliar environment can result in severe stress, malnutrition, and an inability to find food or protect themselves from predators.
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Rehabilitation Building : We are excited to announce that the Wildlife Conservation and Prevention Organization (WCPO) will be expanding its mission to include the construction of a safe haven for abused and abandoned primates. This initiative represents a crucial opportunity for growth. In the early stages of our NGO’s mission, we focused solely on rescuing injured primates, treating them, and returning them to their original troops. However, we have observed a troubling increase in the number of abandoned baby pet monkeys in the Bayon Temple area, many of whom are suffering injuries or dying at an alarming rate. This underscores the urgent need for our NGO to intervene more deeply to rescue and rehabilitate these animals.
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The only way to stop this cycle of abuse and provide primates with a second chance at a better quality of life—living freely in a safe and nurturing environment—is through the support of the WCPO's project.
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Releasing pet monkeys without proper supervision and care is a sentence to suffering; survival in the wild is incredibly challenging for them. This is why our project is so important. To build the rehabilitation center, we will need materials and supplies such as aluminum, cement, sand, wood, nails, and fencing. As a non-profit organization, we rely on donations to operate. We aim to reach our goals so that the rehabilitation center can be realized. WCPO will publicly disclose the total amount of all donations made to this project in our donation box, so we encourage everyone to follow our updates.
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We cannot emphasize enough how valuable and worthy this campaign is for Cambodian primates. We are reaching out to all monkey lovers and asking for your help.
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Our vision for the rehabilitation center extends beyond immediate rescue; it aims to serve as a model for wildlife conservation and education in the region. We plan to engage local communities in our efforts, fostering a culture of respect and care for wildlife.
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Please help us establish a Rehabilitation Center for these primates! Let us end their suffering today and provide them with the sanctuary they so desperately deserve. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has already donated and supported us—thank you for your trust!
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If you would like to donate to support the “Rehabilitation Center” project, please follow the link below and make your donation today. Additionally, consider sharing our mission with your friends and family or volunteering your time to help us in our efforts.
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https://donorbox.org/operationsecondchance
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Sincerely,
WCPO Management
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