I gotta Monkey!

[*LabLoverKEB*]

I do agree with Jessika. I don't believe in keeping wild animals as pets, period. But good luck with your monkey they are a HUGE handful, exactly like caring for a toddler for 20+ years!

DITTO.

[jackie]

I have a shirt for my friend that says "Stupidity is not a crime so your free to go" but it's not HERS, it's hers, but i own it solely for the purpose of embarrasing her, in this case They have a monkey for me, it's mine, it just doesn't live with me

Yeah, ok....

[Flatcoatluver]

I'm confused about the shirt thing

[luvofallhorses]

I'm confused period..

[QueenScoopalot]

I'm confused period..

Ditto on the confusion. The monkey is adorable, but the thing that disturbs me the most is the vast amounts of "bushmeat" poached in Africa, and the fact that most likely this baby is a sad victim of this. In other words, an orphan that has been forced to rely on humans in order to survive at all.
http://www.bushmeat.org/html/apesbushmeat.htm
All that said, I wish the baby well...he is adorable.

[trayi52]

Do you live here in the United States? How often do you get to see this little fellow? Do you go to Africa to play with him? Sorry for all the questions, just wondering.

Such cute pictures of Emory!

Willie

[Addie]

no, i haven't gone over to Africa to see him yet, and the African thing about the bush hunting or whatever, i can tell you he is not a victim of it. I saw his papers and he has no wild animal in his family, well, i mean, along the lines the family was domesticated, but the Breeder is like certified and stuff, they got him when he was born so there is no way he is a victim of that. I am also confused, well, let's just let that go...