Animal Rescue

  1. Thermal Cameras Help Locate Lovelorn Monkey

    Thermal Cameras Help Locate Lovelorn Monkey
    On the right is a image of a Japanese macaque looking like butter wouldn't melt. Imposed on top and in front of the image of the monkey is a Yorkshire pudding surrounded by three question marks. On the left of the banner, large white text on a blue background reads "Thermal Cameras Help Locate Lovelorn Monkey". Beneath this is an oval "Read More" button. Earlier this month, thermal cameras and thermal imaging drones proved integral in searching for an escaped Japanese macaque. It is thought the monkey, called Honshu, ran from his enclosure at Highland Wildlife Park, Kinguisse, to avoid conflict over breeding rights. Nicknamed Kinguisse Kong by locals, Honshu spent five days evading rescuers until he was finally outmanoeuvred by a Yorkshire pudding.[1] Continue reading → Continue reading →
  2. International Cat Day: Thermal Camera Used to Rescue Kittens

    On the left of the image large white text on a black background reads "How a Thermal Camera Helped Save Mother & Her Kittens". To the right of this image is a close-up picture of an adorable black kitten with white chest markings and big green eyes. In the top right corner is the RSPCA's Cancel Out Cruelty logo. It’s International Cat Day – one of the cutest days of the year! In a recent blog, we demonstrated how thermal imaging cameras ensure swift, safe, and simple bee removal. However, did you know thermal imagers also play a critical role in animal rescue missions? July 2023 saw the dramatic rescue of a cat and her five kittens from a house in Harrow, London. Together, RSPCA animal rescue offers (AROs), Jade Guthrie and Holly Walker, and the London Fire Brigade used thermal imaging to locate and remove six felines from a loft.[1] Continue reading →
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