This injured animal is only about one month old. When Zhou Min found it, the baby monkey had an injured leg, so Zhou immediately contacted the local animal protection station. But, given that the macaque is too young and may not be adapted to a different environment, the station personnel decided to let Zhou take care of the monkey for a period of time. | CGTN

Wildlife SOS recently rescued a baby Rhesus macaque who lost his mother to childbirth. Lacking the skills and emotional support to survive in this harrowing world, the baby monkey was in a precarious situation. Our care team provided him with a support toy to hold on to and bottle-fed him milk formula at regular intervals. In urban areas, we are seeing an influx in Rhesus macaque populations due to the easy availability of food from poor garbage disposal systems. Cities see high mortality rates