“The clinic is full and yet new animals are still arriving...” writes SUST vet Carlotta from Peru.
But there is also good news to report. Anteater “Kasmir” has moved out,
into a large enclosure outside the clinic grounds. This is a great success and always nice to see.
But unfortunately it happens that animals “end up” in the clinic several times - like “Moyo”
The male woolly monkey was first admitted to the SUST animal orphan hospital six years ago and unfortunately recently injured his leg.
“We were able to clean and close the wound in the operating theater at the SUST-OAH in Peru. He will now remain in the clinic for some time for observation and will be given painkillers and antibiotics.
Soon he will be able to go back out into the trees!”
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