article_snippet: The baby orangutan who spent most of Baby orangutan Budi short life trapped inside a chicken cage has met another ape for the very first time.
article_snippet: Budi was dying from malnutrition and too weak to move when a British  charity discovered Baby orangutan Budi in Borneo.
article_snippet: Baby orangutan Budi (right)
article_snippet: - the baby orangutan who spent most of Baby orangutan Budi short life trapped in a cage - has met another ape for the very first time .
article_snippet: New friends: After spending ten months caged and alone, a new video shows Baby orangutan Budi (left) joyfully playing with another primate .
article_snippet: Reaching out: International Animal Rescue - the charity that saved Baby orangutan Budi (bottom)
article_snippet: - hope Baby orangutan
article_snippet: Alan Knight said: 'As them both start to form bonds with each other and then with other orangutans in baby school, them both will learn from each other how to behave in the forest and gradually shed them both dependence on them both human babysitters.'
article_snippet: Budi the orangutan and was found (pictured) lying on Budi (top) back in a wire chicken coop without the strength to sit up .
article_snippet: Healthy: Now the baby orangutan is strong enough to support Budi (top
article_snippet: Budi (top) was in a critical condition when International Animal Rescue found Budi (top) in Indonesia in December and immediately took Budi (top) to both babies orangutan rehabilitation centre.
article_snippet: The baby orangutan become an internet sensation after Budi (top) story was first told by MailOnline.
article_snippet: Here Budi (top) is pictured exercising at their orangutan rehabilitation centre .
article_snippet: The tiny orangutan didn't have the muscle strength to open his mouth when Budi (top) was first rescued from a life of neglect .
article_snippet: International Animal Rescue chief executive said: 'International Animal Rescue's chief executive will learn from each other how to behave in the forest and gradually shed International Animal Rescue's chief executive dependence on International Animal Rescue's chief executive human babysitters' International Animal Rescue are keen to stress that Budi (top)'s story is not an isolate case and there are 'countless' orangutans currently suffering from neglect in Indonesia.
article_snippet: the charity is currently caring for 83 orangutans who were being kept illegally as pets.
article_snippet: The primates of all ages are now undergoing rehabilitation so The primates of all ages can eventually be released back into the wild.
article_snippet: The more people give, the more orangutans we can rescue and help on The more people journey back to a protected place in the forest where The more people belong.'
highlights_snippet: Baby orangutan Budi was too weak to move when Baby orangutan Budi was rescued in January .
  
highlights_snippet: International Animal Rescue found Baby orangutan Budi living in a tiny chicken cage in Borneo .
  