Too Many Injured Monkeys. Too Little Time. They Need Us

HIS (Help in Suffering), exists for those who have known only pain. For monkeys who were never shown kindness, only control, fear, and cruelty. Their suffering often happens quietly, on streets, behind closed doors, in cages, and in chains, far from the eyes of the world.

Many of the monkeys rescued by HIS were once free in forests, climbing trees and living as nature intended. But their lives were stolen. Some were captured and forced into entertainment, beaten again and again until fear replaced freedom. Others were kept tied in iron chains, unable to move, unable to escape, unable to live.

Many arrive broken, bones shattered, wounds infected, bodies weak from hunger and neglect. Some cannot stand. Some cannot see properly. Almost all carry deep fear in their eyes.

When these monkeys reach HIS Foundation, it is often their last hope.

The team at HIS works day and night to save them. Injured monkeys are rushed for treatment, their wounds cleaned, their bones treated, their pain slowly eased. Some need surgeries. Some need months of care. Many have never known gentle touch before, and yet here they are, being handled with patience, love, and respect. Healing is slow, but it happens. Fear slowly turns into trust. Pain slowly turns into rest.

HIS does not believe in cages. It believes in dignity.

When a monkey becomes healthy enough to survive on its own, every effort is made to return it to a natural life. But for many, the damage is too deep. Their injuries are permanent. Their trauma is lasting. For these monkeys, the forest can never be the same again.

So HIS brings the forest to them.

Open spaces, trees to climb, sunlight to feel, and safety to rest in, these are not luxuries, they are necessities. HIS is trying its best to create a life where monkeys can live freely, even if they can never return to the wild. But the truth is painful.

Rescues never stop. Injured monkeys keep arriving, every week, every day, often in worse condition than before. At the same time, food, medicine, shelter, and care cost more than the foundation can manage alone. The team is stretched, exhausted, and worried. Not because they want to stop, but because they cannot turn animals away.

HIS Foundation survives only because of people who care. Every treatment, every meal, every safe shelter is paid for by donations. Without support, this work cannot continue. And without HIS, these monkeys have nowhere else to go.

By helping HIS (Help in Suffering), you are not just giving money. You are breaking chains. You are healing wounds. You are giving frightened lives a second chance.

They are fighting every day to save them and now, they need you. Because your compassion can change everything.