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Thousands Of Animals Locked In Tiny Dark Cages In Thailand’s Zoo

This is the daily life of thousands of animals at Samut Prakarn Crocodile Farm and Zoo in Thailand. They are locked up behind bars all day; they are not only lonely but quite literally living in darkness and deplorable conditions.

Image: WFFT

Wildlife, including tigers, elephants, and monkeys, is caged in cramped, dirty cages and shackled in tiny, appalling conditions. They are visibly depressed and are abused. So, numerous residents have alerted the Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand (WFFT) for help.

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“Sadly it is not only the elephants that suffer in this old-fashioned run-down zoo on the outskirts of Bangkok; the welfare standards of all animals housed there are terrible,” the WFFT team said. “These animals are legally traded throughout their long lives and, in some instances, sold to many different owners.”

Image: WFFT

The WFFT team has checked out the zoo, and they hope to make progress with this large case. “We are monitoring this situation closely and hope that something will be done,” WFFT said. “We will continue to campaign and fight for animals that languish in tourist attractions around Thailand.”

Image: WFFT

These sickening photos showing animals locked up behind bars reveal the true horror of Thailand’s zoos. If you want to help the animals at this zoo, you can donate to the Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand.

h/t: The Dodo

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