On 16 September, a puppy named Saru was abducted by a monkey in the Shaden area of Shelandon, Malaysia. It was not until 18 September that the monkey was found. According to local residents, the dog was only two weeks old and caught on top of a tree by a wild monkey. The man who took the video said that the dog seemed to be suffocating because it was scared on the top of the tree and had to twist and twist.
"You can hear the dog bark," he said. A group of people tried to put monkeys down from trees with bananas. Eventually, a man threw a thing that looked like a firecracker at the monkey and scared it. It threw the dog into the thick bush below. People go ahead and save the puppy. It is alleged that the monkey is a member of a wild monkey herd, who often steals food from human homes and takes away objects or pets. Charlie, who was involved in the rescue, said the dog seemed tired, but the monkey didn't seem to hurt it. Monkeys just walk around with dogs. It's strange that monkeys treat dogs like friends or their children.
However, people had to save each other or the dog would starve to death. Charlie and his neighbours found the monkey several times, but it escaped. As more locals came to help, the monkey withdrew to the jungle. I came back soon to find food and still hold the puppy in my arms. At present, the dog is brought home by a friendly resident. It is believed to be a stray dog taken by monkeys from a nearby dump of garbage. The Government of Malaysia received an average of 3800 complaints about monkeys each year, prompting the wildlife sector to develop a mass-kill plan that killed up to 700,000 monkeys per year between 2013 and 2016.