- Pony the orangutan sitting on a chair chained. Photo BOS
According to Michelle Desilets, director of the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation, she quickly became a favourite.
“They [the farm workers] would come in especially for [her].”
“You could choose a human if you preferred, but it was a novelty for many of the men to have sex with an orangutan.’”
“You could choose a human if you preferred, but it was a novelty for many of the men to have sex with an orangutan.’”
Getting her released from her owner took 35 policemen armed with AK-47s.
According to Lone Droscher-Nielson, a member of the team who discovered Pony told the Sun,
“Perhaps in my naivety I had never thought it humanly possible to do such a thing to an animal.”
Pony’s rescuers took her to a sanctuary run by the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation where she seems to have found peace. It is unlikely that she will be kept in the wild due to her unfamiliarity with the area.
Her captors will not face charges.
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