A 2-Week-Old Puppy was Abducted by a Wild Monkey; The Little Dog was Rescued After Three Days

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Monkeys are clever and cunning animals but can sometimes pose a danger not only to humans but to other animals as well. Their nature is indeed rude and can hurt anyone who tries to fight them.

Their actions can become increasingly severe and difficult to control, like an incident that happened recently. In a Facebook post that went viral a few days ago, netizen Leonald Lu shared his experience of an incident involving a monkey in a residential area in Malaysia.

The two-week-old black and white puppy, now named Saru, was grabbed by the primate and taken to the top of an electricity post in Taman Lestari Putra, Malaysia, on September 16.

According to Lu, there is a residential area in Taman Lestari Putra that is often visited by monkeys to ‘kidnap’ the residents’ pets.

Credits to: Leonald Lu

Along with the brief status, there is also a picture uploaded proving a monkey is sitting on a wire along with a puppy that is kidnapped. Until now, it is still unknown who the owner of the dog is, and most likely the puppy belongs to the residents of the housing estate. The situation is now getting more serious than it seems. Monkeys are not only stealing and snatching human food but are now daring to kidnap pets, too.

The 2-week-old puppy, now named Saru, was abducted by the wild monkey and taken above an electricity post in Taman Lestari Putra, Malaysia, on September 16. The primate kept its hostage for 3 days.

Video footage from another resident of the area shows a heart-stopping incident wherein they tried their best to rescue the poor puppy.

One of the residents who rescued the puppy took it home to check for injuries before adopting it.

The video shows how the 3 rescuers planned on saving the puppy without harming the primate and the dog, who were perched on a tree. They tried to throw stones and small pieces of wood in hopes to scare the monkey away and leave the dog. Finally, they decided to throw loud firecrackers on the ground to startle the monkey, and the plan worked.

The wild primate dropped the puppy on a thick undergrowth and ran away. The tree residents then scrambled to the foliage. One of them managed to find the puppy cushioned on the undergrowth and passed it to her companions.

Pictured: The proud locals hold the little puppy in a blanket after their successful rescue mission.
Footage shows the residents throwing firecrackers on the ground to make a loud noise which would scare the monkey. The monkey is startled by the bang and drops the puppy into the foliage below.
Three residents then scramble towards the foliage. One of them manages to find the little puppy in the bushes and passes it back to the others.

One of the 3 girls, Cherry Lew Yee Lee, said: “The puppy looked tired and weary, but the monkey did not seem to hurt it. The monkey was just holding the puppy while it moved around. It looked like it was treating the puppy as a friend or its baby, it was very strange. However, we still needed to save the poor dog because it appeared to have been starving.”

Cherry and the others kept coming back to the place where they spotted the primate, but it always outran them whenever it realized they were trying to rescue the puppy. The monkey would run up the electricity post then on to a nearby jungle.

Upon its rescue, they immediately headed to the vet and checked the puppy for injuries, and decided to adopt it when the dog turned out well.

Credits to: Francis Yirdaki CT/YouTube

This incident suggests that this may be the reason why some pets disappear. Saru, however, is believed to have been snatched from a stray dog’s litter.

The Malaysian government receives an average of 3,800 complaints from the public about monkeys nationwide every year.

Always be careful in areas where you live. Keep the door of your house closed, and don’t leave your pets outside unattended.

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