An update on Kerry

6 December 2008

Sad news from Nyaru Menteng - Kerry has died following a problem that developed with her gastro track. We have some comfort in that we were able to give her so much love and care in the past few months since her rescue but still devastated to have lost her.

28 October 2008

In July, we reported on the rescue of Kerry by Centre for Orangutan Protection from the illegal pet trade. Kerry found a new home at the Nyaru Menteng rescue and rehabilitation centre.

To see a short video of Kerry at the centre, click here. This film was made by Jean Kernvoorzitter from Primates helping Primates in the Netherlands

 
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