Pet Trade Laws Have Changed!
Primate pet trade laws have changed thanks to Monkey World campaigns
Primate pet trade laws have changed thanks to Monkey World campaigns
nternational primate sanctuary, Monkey World – Ape Rescue Centre have added their 81st marmoset to the huge number rescued from the home-grown UK pet trade problem, with the rescue of Kush, an 8-year-old female common marmoset, in Bristol on 30th January 2024.
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The park will be closed to visitors on Wednesday 8th November for essential electrical maintenance and during this time our phones will not be working. The park will reopen on
Due to the incoming bad weather, we have made the decision to close the park on Thursday 2nd November 2023, to ensure the safety of both primates and visitors. Anyone
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0g19jsj Monkey World Director Dr Alison Cronin and Head of Small Monkeys, Steph Sawyer, were on BBC Radio Solent this morning to discuss the latest prposed change in legislation on
Have your say! Alison is here to tell you aboout the public consultation to change the law on Primates Kept As Pets in the UK! We need you to go
Monkey Word has welcomed a new orang-utan recently, 4-year-old Bornean orang-utan Kayan, and introduced her to a new adopted family. Born at Twycross Zoo, Kayan was sadly orphaned when her
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Established for 35 years, Monkey World has again travelled the globe to care for and welcome two new chimpanzees to the Dorset rescue centre. Adult female Sasha, and her son