During a recent heat wave, many local residents came to the aid of the Shagans, a species of monkeys known for their loud howls. Despite arriving in critical condition, suffering from dehydration, high fever, and heatstroke, five monkeys were able to recover with proper medical treatment. Dr. Sergio Vallenzuela reported that some of the monkeys even became aggressive again after their treatment.
It is important to note that Shagans are not suitable for living with humans or other pets and can die from bacteria transmitted by dogs and cats. A group led by Puzo has set up special treatment stations for the monkeys and is working to recruit expert veterinarians to help care for them properly.
The high mortality rate among Shagans is not solely due to the heat wave but also the drought and forest fires that exacerbate their situation in the wild. Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has acknowledged the issue and pledged government support for rescue efforts.
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