International animal rescue

International Animal Rescue is one of my favorite organizations and I try to help them economically and by spreading whenever I can. Today they tell us the story of Esmeralda, a refugee in Refuge for Wildlife. I wanted to share it with you because I consider it essential to be aware and involved in the fight against the human invasion of the jungles with the consequent tragedy in the lives of non-human animals that this entails. Humans are a plague: help, imply, collaborate, disseminate, inform and have no children.

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This is Esmeralda.

She was rescued by our partners, @refugeforwildlife, 10 months ago after her mother was electrocuted and killed by an uninsulated power transformer.

As she was clinging to the back of her mother when it happened, this poor baby received serious burns to her face, tail, feet, back and hands.
Several fingers were also burned to the point where they had to be amputated, despite our vet's best efforts to save them.
Emerald had to endure a lot of pain at such a young age, and it is truly a miracle that she managed to survive.
She has made a remarkable recovery, and can now be found playing with the other rescued howler monkeys at our sanctuary in Costa Rica.
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Thank you to all our kind supporters. Esmeralda would not be alive today without you!