Hannah Russell

Hannah's 200 bike ride for Siti

Fundraising for Wild Welfare

Story

Siti is a Moor Macaque (Macaca maura) rescued from the illegal pet trade and currently living on her own at Lok Kawi Wildlife Park in Sabah, Malaysia. Macaques are a very social species and she desperately needs to be with others of her own kind. Moor Macaques are endemic to the island of Sulawesi in Indonesia, so her current carers have asked Wild Welfare for help in repatriating her there. Wild Welfare have found Siti a new home at Tasikoki Wildlife Rescue Centres Macaque Sanctuary, which can provide for her needs. There she will have the company of other macaques and will be integrated into a small group of young rescued individuals. Moor Macaques are Sulawesis most endangered species, so Siti is very important for their conservation and survival and it is hoped that this small troop will have the possibility of eventual release. Will you help Wild Welfare transport Siti to her new home, improve her welfare and the overall conservation of her species?

About the campaign

Help give Siti the macaque a better life by returning her home

Campaign by Wild Welfare

Siti, a lone young macaque rescued from the illegal pet trade in Malaysia, urgently needs to be transported back to her native home in Indonesia where she can join other macaques. Please help us raise the funds needed to give Siti a chance to thrive.

About the charity

Wild Welfare

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wildwelfare.org

Wild Welfare is a global organisation committed to improving animal welfare for captive wild animals. By working together with animal welfare organisations and captive wildlife facilities, including zoos, aquariums and sanctuaries, we achieve long-term and sustainable solutions to the most critical issues facing wild animals in captivity. Our vision is a world where every captive wild animal is able to thrive and live a good life. Founded in 2012, Wild Welfare is a UK registered charity working globally to improve welfare for wild animals living in captivity. We are the first captive wild animal charity that is solely focused on improving welfare standards by uniting animal welfare NGOs and captive wildlife facilities around the world. Our projects help wild animals living in poor conditions in captivity. Using our knowledge and experience we build constructive relationships with animal welfare organisations, captive wildlife facilities and local communities, ensuring changes can be made to improve animal welfare.