A few days ago, some of the residents of Shrikinbang, Malaysia, were staring at the woods. There are those who hold bananas in their hands, and those who hold their snacks high and follow their gaze, and there was a wild monkey who hung on a tree to rest.
But people don't feed monkeys, it's a rescue operation.
Look carefully, the monkey's arms carry a two-week-old black and white-haired dog.
After being born, the dog was lightweight and caught in the woods by a monkey and was unable to resist.
According to the information received, the monkey was supposed to have taken the little dog from a nearby stray bed and climbed the wire and jumped into the woods.
The local population, who feared that the monkey would do something to harm the dog, began tracking the monkey.
But the monkey climbs fast, and humans are in a hurry.
Attempts to throw small stones at monkeys were also contradictory.
If the stone was thrown too well, it could hurt the monkey and the dog; if it was thrown, it would hardly work, but it would scare the monkey away.
Others are prepared for snack fruit such as bananas, trying to lure monkeys closer.
The monkey did come back for food three times during the period, but it ran away every time and did not work as well.
The hard and hard work ended in failure and the time passed one second.
It has been three days since the baby dog was “kidnapped” by the monkey.
Although the monkey does not seem to harm the dog, and for the time being there is no need to worry about the "threading" situation, the dog hasn't eaten or drank for days.
I'm afraid it's a lot of trouble for a dog to stand still.
According to the local resident, Cherry Lew Yee Lee, “the dog looks tired, but the monkey doesn't seem to hurt it, it just walks around holding it”.
"Maybe monkeys treat dogs like friends or their own babies. We have to save the dog as soon as possible. He's been starving."
Eventually, the concerned population decided to implement another rescue plan — when the monkeys did not climb that high — to put a firecracker on the ground, with a bed sheet attached to the tree.
As a result, the plan really worked.
The monkey was shocked by the sound of a firecracker and the milk dog in his arms fell.
The girl with the sheets couldn't get up there to catch her, and the dog fell in the thick bush below.
The rescue workers rushed up and opened the road and found a puppy in the bush.
The dog was then sent to the pet hospital for examination.
Dogs look weak, fortunately not hurt physically.
The dog was rescued and is currently adopted by the local population.
People say "kidnapping" instead of buying.
This time it's a good-faith “kidnapping” and the dogs will eat and drink.
According to statistics, the Government receives an average of 3,800 complaints about monkeys per year.
As a result, the local government has launched a large-scale campaign to kill up to 70,000 monkeys each year between 2013 and 2016.
Even when the number of monkeys was controlled, there were repeated reports of monkey incidents in Malaysia.
This little dog has seen a lot of things since its birth.
Fortunately, a group of nice people saved it and finally gave it a warm home.