A rescued slow loris is released at the Sukhai Biodiversity Conservation Area by the Zunheboto District Tourism Association.
DIMAPUR — A slow loris rescued by Nihoto K Yepthomi of Sukhalu village has been safely released into its natural habitat at the Sukhai Biodiversity Conservation Area by the Zunheboto District Tourism Association.
According to an update, the animal was responsibly handed over to the Zunheboto District Tourism Association, formerly known as the Nagaland Tourism Association (Zunheboto), for appropriate care and conservation.
Following consultation and the necessary assessment, the association safely released the rescued slow loris, ensuring the animal's welfare while contributing to ongoing wildlife conservation efforts in the district.
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The Zunheboto District Tourism Association expressed its sincere appreciation to Yepthomi and the people of Sukhalu village for their responsible action and commitment to protecting wildlife. The association also highlighted the importance of community participation in conserving the region's rich biodiversity.
The association encouraged the public to report any sightings of injured, distressed, or displaced wildlife to the appropriate authorities or conservation organisations rather than attempting to keep wild animals as pets.