Juvenile Orangutan - Limited Edition of 25

$150 from the sale of each Bronze Orangutan will given to The World Society for the Protection of Animals. This will go directly to the Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Sanctuary to fund vital rescue and rehabilitation work, including:

• Emergency rescue and transport of vulnerable orangutans
• Food and medical care for injured and malnourished orangutans
• Intensive teaching of socialisation and survival skills
• Securing safe areas of rainforest to release rehabilitated orangutans

For more information about WSPA please visit www.wspa.org.nz

BBC wildlife presenter and WSPA supporter, Michaela Strachan said: “I was shocked by how desperate the situation for orangutans has become in Borneo, with more and more orangutans arriving everyday. The sanctuary is desperately short of money, closure will now become a reality unless we step in and help – right now.”

The sanctuary rescues young orangutans that have been orphaned because of Indonesia's growing palm oil industry, which has meant their forest home is now being burnt to the ground to make way for oil-palm plantations.

Juvenile Orangutan - Limited Edition of 25

$150 from the sale of each Bronze Orangutan will given to The World Society for the Protection of Animals. This will go directly to the Nyaru Menteng Orangutan Sanctuary to fund vital rescue and rehabilitation work, including:

• Emergency rescue and transport of vulnerable orangutans
• Food and medical care for injured and malnourished orangutans
• Intensive teaching of socialisation and survival skills
• Securing safe areas of rainforest to release rehabilitated orangutans

For more information about WSPA please visit www.wspa.org.nz

BBC wildlife presenter and WSPA supporter, Michaela Strachan said: “I was shocked by how desperate the situation for orangutans has become in Borneo, with more and more orangutans arriving everyday. The sanctuary is desperately short of money, closure will now become a reality unless we step in and help – right now.”

The sanctuary rescues young orangutans that have been orphaned because of Indonesia's growing palm oil industry, which has meant their forest home is now being burnt to the ground to make way for oil-palm plantations.