WE URGENTLY NEED TO RAISE $200,000 TO BUILD A NEW CLINIC FOR OUR SICK AND INJURED ORANGUTANS!
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Your gift today ensures our orangutans will continue receiving the highest veterinary care possible.
DONATE TODAY TO HELP US REACH OUR GOAL!
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HEALTHY ORANGUTANS ARE THE CORE OF OUR CONSERVATION EFFORTS
Due to the necessary move of our Nyaru Menteng Rehabilitation Centre to a new site, we must relocate all facilities as quickly as possible. Thanks to your generous support, our newly constructed Orangutan Jungle School is already in full swing. Yet, we must build another crucial infrastructure—a new veterinary clinic.
The welfare of our orangutans is our highest priority, as it is essential for the success of our conservation efforts. This commitment begins with our readiness to care for orangutans in need. However, providing excellent health services requires a well-equipped integrated clinic. Therefore, the Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Rehabilitation Center urgently needs a new facility with a microbiology and necropsy laboratory, an isolation building and individual enclosures— 'hospital rooms'— for adult orangutans.
With your support today, you can help provide our veterinarians with the equipment they need to examine and treat our sick and injured orangutans.
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MEDICAL TEAMWORK FROM RESCUE TO RELEASE
Sharing 97% of the same DNA, orangutans and humans are susceptible to similar health problems like respiratory illnesses, heart disease, parasitic and infectious diseases.
A new, state-of-the-art clinic will allow our veterinarians to continue providing their exceptional and personalised care for each orangutan— whether it's screening newly rescued babies or adults about to be released, regular health checks, administering vaccines, analysing sputum, blood and faecal samples, performing x-rays, eye, chest and dental exams, life-saving emergency or one-off surgical procedures. Additionally, with improved testing capabilities onsite, our medics can obtain results more quickly.
By donating to the new clinic today, you will enable all the above and help ensure our orangutan's welfare. Being healthy is crucial for their eventual release back into their rainforest home, where they can thrive and contribute to the next generation of wild orangutans.
"The babysitters report any injuries to the medical team. Then, a veterinarian assesses whether the injury is serious and needs immediate attention at the clinic."
Veterinarian Dr Arga Sawung Kusuma explains the procedures at Forest School.
WE URGENTLY NEED TO RAISE $200,000 TO BUILD A NEW CLINIC FOR OUR SICK AND INJURED ORANGUTANS!
Your donation is secure and protected.
Your gift today ensures our orangutans will continue receiving the highest veterinary care possible.
DONATE TODAY TO HELP US REACH OUR GOAL!
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HEALTHY ORANGUTANS ARE THE CORE OF OUR CONSERVATION EFFORTS
Due to the necessary move of our Nyaru Menteng Rehabilitation Centre to a new site, we must relocate all facilities as quickly as possible. Thanks to your generous support, our newly constructed Orangutan Jungle School is already in full swing. Yet, we must build another crucial infrastructure—a new veterinary clinic.
The welfare of our orangutans is our highest priority, as it is essential for the success of our conservation efforts. This commitment begins with our readiness to care for orangutans in need. However, providing excellent health services requires a well-equipped integrated clinic. Therefore, the Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Rehabilitation Center urgently needs a new facility with a microbiology and necropsy laboratory, an isolation building and individual enclosures— 'hospital rooms'— for adult orangutans.
With your support today, you can help provide our veterinarians with the equipment they need to examine and treat our sick and injured orangutans.
MEDICAL TEAMWORK FROM RESCUE TO RELEASE
Sharing 97% of the same DNA, orangutans and humans are susceptible to similar health problems like respiratory illnesses, heart disease, parasitic and infectious diseases.
A new, state-of-the-art clinic will allow our veterinarians to continue providing their exceptional and personalised care for each orangutan— whether it's screening newly rescued babies or adults about to be released, regular health checks, administering vaccines, analysing sputum, blood and faecal samples, performing x-rays, eye, chest and dental exams, life-saving emergency or one-off surgical procedures. Additionally, with improved testing capabilities onsite, our medics can obtain results more quickly.
By donating to the new clinic today, you will enable all the above and help ensure our orangutan's welfare. Being healthy is crucial for their eventual release back into their rainforest home, where they can thrive and contribute to the next generation of wild orangutans.
"The babysitters report any injuries to the medical team. Then, a veterinarian assesses whether the injury is serious and needs immediate attention at the clinic."
Veterinarian Dr Arga Sawung Kusuma explains the procedures at Forest School.
