Six monkeys have arrived at their forever home at Jungle Friends!
Atropos loves to climb on her monkey bars! She is having a great time in the
great outdoors!
The Amazing Give was almost two months ago, and we are pleased to share
an update on what YOU made happen! Because of you, six monkeys have arrived
at their forever home at Jungle Friends! They now join over 300 lucky monkey
residents who live an "Almost Wild" life.
Mission Accomplished: Two monkeys arrive from a research lab
Two monkeys arrived at the end of April from an anonymous university's
research laboratory. Clotho and Atropos now call Jungle Friends home. Clotho
and Atropos both spent 12 years at a research facility. When Clotho and
Atropos arrived, they were introduced to their new habitat....
And they loved it! They began to romp around at once! Now, they get to do
"monkey things" -- dig in the ground, chase after squirrels passing by to
steal a peanut, and feel the grass under their feet, and the sun on their
faces.
This mission was accomplished because of YOU!
Clotho is named after one of the Three Fates in Greek mythology - the
other two Fates - Atropos and Lachesis.
Mission Accomplished: Three monkeys come to Jungle Friends from a
breeding facility.
After living their lives in small cages at a horrific breeding "facility",
Biggie, Smalls, Tupac, and a surprise baby (read about the baby here ) are
now safe at last. Biggie will no longer endure the mental pain of having
baby after baby ripped from her body to be placed in a human home. And
everyone will be free to be monkeys at last in their "Almost Wild" habitats.
They will now spend the rest of their lives with their baby, with relative
freedom to chose what they do -- enjoy the natural outdoors, or cuddle
inside.
Tupac with the new baby on his back. Can you see the baby's eyes?
Biggie will never have another baby ripped from her body again!
Smalls is enjoying his new habitat and is helping with caring for the
new baby!
Mission Accomplished: A Miracle Monkey arrives from Las Vegas
Last, but not least, meet Draven. I am sure that many people have read about
his journey to Jungle Friends or have seen Draven updates on social media.
Draven is a very sweet, shy boy who loves popcorn and zucchini!
Draven was very ill when he arrived with undiagnosed diabetes, and had a
very large self-inflicted wound on his arm. Our carestaff is determined that
Draven will heal, so they are currently watching him 24/7, with staff
rotating in four hour shifts.
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