Rasha Thadani adopts baby monkey Angad, turns her love for animals into action

The internet recently found itself deeply moved by the heartbreaking story of Punch, the abandoned baby monkey in Japan, sparking conversations across social media about animal cruelty, rescue, and the responsibility humans carry towards voiceless beings. Bolly girl Rasha Thadani, who has always been vocal about her soft spot for animals, has recently adopted a rescued, injured baby monkey named Angad, choosing to support his journey toward recovery and care.

What made Rasha Thadani adopt the baby monkey Angad?

Angad’s story began under tragic circumstances. When he was first rescued, he was extremely injured and in a fragile condition. Separated from his mother, the young monkey had reportedly been attacked by other monkeys, leaving him with serious wounds that required immediate medical attention and care. Rescuers stepped in at the right time and began treating him, starting the long process of recovery and rehabilitation.

As Angad slowly started healing, his story was shared online in the hope of raising awareness and support. The emotional update caught the attention Rasha, who was deeply moved by what the little monkey had been through. After seeing the post, she decided to step in and support him.

Rather than just sharing posts about animal welfare, Rasha chose to get directly involved. By adopting Angad, she will be contributing to his medical treatment, daily nutrition, and overall rehabilitation.

Those who know Rasha, say that this decision doesn’t come as a surprise. An avid wildlife photographer, she often spends time capturing animals in their natural habitat, something that reflects her deep respect for nature. Her love for animals also extends to her own home. She has adopted two dogs, Azaad and Cuddles, who are very much a part of her everyday life. From stopping to help strays to speaking about kindness towards voiceless beings, her affection has never felt forced or occasional, it’s simply who she is.

In an industry where every move is amplified, this one feels personal and sincere. For Rasha, adopting Angad isn’t about making noise, it’s about making a difference. And sometimes, that quiet commitment says the most.

Angad is currently under the care of an animal rescue team working towards his recovery and rehabilitation.

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