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Supporting Monkey World During Covid-19

We are so grateful to hear that people would like to support Monkey World during this time.

There are a few ways you can do so:

All funds from adoptions, the GoFundMe campaign, and the donation option on our gift shop go into the Ape Rescue Trust, a 100% fund used solely for the rescue and care of the monkeys and apes at Monkey World, with NO administrative costs removed.

Items listed on our Amazon Wish List are more specialist items required for our primate’s health and well-being, and the Great Ape-eal lists everyday food items to help reduce our shopping bill.

Thank you so much for your support and help during this difficult time. We thank you for helping us to protect our primate family, and wish all your families good health.

We have a huge shopping list to ensure all 260 primates at the park are healthy and well. If you would like to support us by donating any food during your visit, or in a cardboard box appeal, we’d really appreciate the items listed below.

Although we often use bedding we are NOT accepting any donations during lockdown, and while the virus is prevalent in the area. Delivering bedding to the park would not be classed as essential travel- but thank you all for thinking of us.

Items gratefully received:

  • Duvet covers
  • Pillow cases
  • Fleece blankets

Items we cannot use:

  • Crochet blankets
  • Duvets
  • Sleeping bags
  • Pillows
  • Cuddly toys
  • Incontinence pads
  • Sheets
  • Towels
  • Socks

 

  • Mattress protectors
  • Clothes
  • Footwear
  • Underwear
  • Suitcases

Amazon Wishlist

If you are further afield, but would still like to help, we update our Amazon wishlist regularly with all the items needed at the park. These range from the ever needed insects and seeds for our small monkey groups, to nuts and kongs for the apes, and even training pouches for our primate care team during operant conditioning training sessions.

All items purchased from our wishlist are delivered directly to the park, so please remember to include your contact details in the Gift Note section. We can then let you know your goodies have safely arrived, and thank you for them!

Amazon Wishlist

Fundraising & Donations

Ape Rescue Trust

One of the best ways to support our work here at Monkey World is by adopting a primate. All funds raised from adoptions go directly into the Ape Rescue Trust, a 100% fund used solely for rescuing and rehabilitating primates in need, with no administration costs removed.

Adopt a Primate

Alternatively, you can donate directly by buying a donation on our web-shop to the Ape Rescue Trust.

Donate Here

You can also make a cheque payable to the ‘Ape Rescue Trust’ and send to Monkey World – Ape Rescue Centre, Longthorns, Wareham, Dorset, BH20 6HH, or add a donation to an online giftshop order on check out.

Please get in touch to find out how you can help.

Jim Cronin Memorial Fund

(UK Registered Charity Number 1126939)

Monkey World has established a charity in memory of its founder, Jim Cronin MBE, to continue his legacy and fund the rescue, rehabiliation, conservation and care of primates.  Donations can be made payable to the Jim Cronin Memorial Fund  and sent to Jim Cronin Memorial Fund, Hethfelton House, Wareham, Dorset, BH20 6HS.  You may also make a donation online at www.justgiving.com/tjcmf. If you would like to specify your legacy or donation is directed towards work at Monkey World alone please give instructions to that effect.

Endangered Asian Species Trust

(UK Registered Charity Number: 1115350)

EAST was established in 2008 to support the work Monkey World started in Vietnam, rescuing, rehabiltating and releasing endangered primates who were victim to the black market trade.

Its flagship project is the Dao Tien Endangered Primate Species Centre in Cat Tien National Park, Vietnam, which prepares rescued loris, golden-cheeked gibbons and black-shanked doucs for re-release into the wild.

You can support EAST by adopting a primate, or donate directly to them at www.justgiving.com/east.

 

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