It was a quiet afternoon when a sudden scream echoed through the village. People rushed to see what had happened and found a young monkey lying on the ground, trembling violently. Moments earlier, he had accidentally climbed onto an electric wire while playing. The shock had thrown him down, leaving him weak, dazed, and in severe pain.
His small body twitched slightly, his breathing was shallow, and his eyes looked half-closed. The smell of burnt fur lingered in the air, and one of his little hands was badly burned. A kind villager quickly stepped forward, carefully wrapping the monkey in a cloth to keep him warm and prevent further injury. They knew every second mattered if he was to survive.
Carrying him gently, the rescuer rushed him to a safe, quiet place away from noise and danger. They gave him a small amount of water and checked his wounds. The burns on his hand and foot needed immediate cleaning. Using warm water and mild antiseptic, they carefully treated the injured areas, all while whispering soft, reassuring words to keep the frightened monkey calm.
For the next few hours, they monitored him closely. He was still weak, unable to sit up on his own. The rescuer fed him mashed fruit, which he accepted slowly, showing that his strength was beginning to return. Every small improvement — a flicker of his eyes, a twitch of his tail — felt like a victory.
Over the following days, the bond between rescuer and monkey grew strong. The little survivor began to trust the gentle hands that cleaned his wounds and offered him food. Slowly, his energy returned, and he started moving around again, though still favoring his injured hand.
What could have been a tragic end turned into a story of compassion and hope. Thanks to quick action and dedicated care, the young monkey was given a second chance at life — a reminder that even in dangerous moments, kindness and courage can make all the difference.
