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Giving Thailand's Rescued Animals A Second Chance | Bondi Vet Marathon | Untamed

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From Thailand's animal shelters to Kenya's wildlife sanctuaries, Bondi Vet's Dr. Chris Brown travels the world helping wildlife in need of a second chance. Along the way, he encounters elephants, bears, monkeys, cheetahs, rhinos, zebras and even goats, each facing its own fight for survival, from urgent rescues and lifesaving treatment to rehabilitation and release. Back in Bondi, the team tackles a series of challenging cases.

00:00 Intro
00:30 Caring for rescue elephants in Thailand
06:10 How to treat an injured reticulated python?
09:15 How to fix an aggressive sun bear's rotten teeth?
16:00 Why is orphaned baby monkey scared of men?
18:20 Runaway monkey throws school into chaos
25:41 How to drain rescued elephant's abscesses?
38:12 Why is border collie leaking?
46:10 Why can't stray beagle walk properly?
55:59 Why is cheetah not eating?
1:09:30 How to examine a cheetah under sedation?
1:21:20 How to treat an orphaned rhinoceros?
1:26:30 Bloodhounds trained to track poachers
1:30:50 Rescuing a runaway zebra
1:35:40 How to treat a goat's malaria?

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11 Comments

@untamedwildlifeTV Creator 1 month ago Pinned

Would you volunteer at an animal sanctuary if you could?💞

@annachristina6539 1 month ago

We've all seen all of these... But I noticed something so cute, I had to bring it to anyone's attention🤗. Somewhere between 35 & 50 mins, this precious Border Collie is understood to be a "Hermaphrodite"... & for me, it was then that I noticed, this amazing lil face! Perfectly separated by color! One half black & the other white! That white which somehow, without affecting the line on the face, encircled the nose, so the nose could be a perfect lil black dot!
If anyone, or any lil cutie pie, could ever be an ambassador for human beings that are born with this dilemma, it could be this lil angle💕.

@LaetitiaKrijgsman-s9u 3 weeks ago

The “godverdome” at 22:13 was top Dutch things

@lynchalmers9026 1 month ago

We have seen many of these episodes before. In many ways repeating these episodes is positive as the need for conservation and education is so necessary. Heartbreaking that Rhinos and Elephants are still being slaughtered for their horns and tusks.

@sarashuujiki 1 month ago

I can't get over how ripped this guy is

@uzaiyaro 2 weeks ago (edited)

The malaria tablets are a certified Dr. House moment.

@annerison-g2w 1 month ago

This is very interesting and Lead podcaster is handsome!!

@perverie 4 days ago

YES YES !!!!!??

@Greg_Edmand 1 month ago

Trying to help exploited and abused wildlife, in countries where it is largely tolerated by authorities and culture, is a monumental task. The pet trade is horrific. Mothers and families of primates are murdered so they can grab a few "cute" babies to sell for vast amounts of money. 90% when those infants reach puberty, the cuteness factor is overriden by a now dangerous animal that can no longer be safely handled. They end up abandoned, cruely restrained or just killed. These same countries are also the source of poaching animals for quack cures. Mostly destined for Asian countries where "natural" medicine includes things that have zero scientific basis. From bear gall bladders to rhino horn, tiger/lion bones and so forth. None of those countries have hunger problems and need to allow hunting exotic animals for bush meat. It's the wealthy who want dining "adventures". All of these practices have vast amounts of money circulating and criminal organizations that thrive off illegal trade. Working to change the average citizens minds is the only hope of ending it. This effort in Thailand and places like Dao Tien in Vietnam are islands of hope.

@marekdg 1 month ago

1:30 isn’t this approach only keeping the problem of the monkeys flooding the city in place?

It’s like having garbage open and available on the streets, you know rats will come. A lot of them.

(Or are the monkeys welcomed by the locals?)

@grumpytinatoys9522 1 month ago

This is probably a stupid suggestion is there any way that you can cut off that horn and replace it with something of a hard surface? I know that they use those protect themselves but it's the reason they are killed. Do the same thing with elephants because poachers don't want plastic