Monkeys For Sale

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• A. L. on October 18
  No, macaques aren't illegal to own as "anonymous" stated. There used to be a breeder but she stopped about 6 years ago when she received counterfeit money for two baby macaques. She claimed that the whole situation made her aware of how traumatic it is for both mother and baby monkey when separated so early. She now solicits adoption fees to help fund rehabilitation facilities. Vervet and green monkeys are actually in the very same family as macaques, so to speak. Not just old world monkeys either, I mean considered in the same genus or whatever. Any monkey can contact a zoonotic disease and spread it to a human but yes, the fact that macaques aren't bred in captivity, which is a cruel life really for any monkey, baby or mother, is why they're more likely to carry human/animal communicable diseases. I get that they're cute and I wish I could have one too but no one thinks about them becoming adults. They're no longer cute and still a lot of work. Pet monkeys are also a lifelong commitment as they live 40+ years in captivity. They're not like a cat or a dog that you can just leave at home when you go to work either. They need constant care and supervision. That's 24/7 people. There are strict diet regimens that must be followed which means no human food as they're extremely susceptible to diabetes. Let's not forget diapers which they'll likely eventually tire of wearing and begin to just fling their poo wherever, as nature intended. Essentially, they're not much different from human children except the fact that they're nearly impossible to train, again because they're wild animals. They also need adequate indoor and outdoor enclosures with ever changing enrichment or they get bored and destroy your belongings and bite. Why? Because they're wild animals that have been taken into homes and caged. A lot of breeds do best when there's more than one and that doesn't mean you can get 3 different breeds. There's like two sanctuaries maybe that take monkeys in the US and they rarely have the room if I remember correctly. So, it's not like you have an option to just change your mind one day and release it into the wild because guess what? Even if a human raised monkey somehow managed to retain enough of it's wild instincts to somehow survive in the wild, monkeys aren't indigenous to North America. No wild to release them into. Oh, and super freaking good luck finding a veterinarian with anywhere near the skills and knowledge necessary to treat any illnesses your monkey might end up with. It's just trial and error so far as I know. Seriously, get a pet that's been domesticated and stop this horrible monkey selling all together.
• charlene worsham on October 17
  i would love to find a baby female capuchin to love and raise
• Alazia McGee on October 12
  I am looking for a baby Capuchin in the Texas areas.
• Norma on October 12
  Looking for a baby marmiset monkey for sale. I live in Nevada
• Vazquez on October 10
  On search of a macaque baby to teen in age.
• re on October 7
  Actually there are a few states that don't specifically exclude macaques, however it is still extremely difficult to get one in US because they cannot be shipped here and the only breeders are for the lab industry. New World Monkeys are much easier as you see, they have the prehensile tails and outward nostrils. There is just no dourve of old world monkeus of any kind on the western hemisphere. There is a wild invasive group of macaques in Florida. Your best bet is to offer the lab breeders alot of money. otherwise meet an Asian person over internet with poaching skills, fly him over, have him poach you one from Fla (he will have to kill at least its mom if not others around it). Then have a vet control all its many zoonotic diseases herpes, hep B etc macaques get ppl sick. Alternatively Baby green monkeys or vervets have a similar cute face to macaques when young if you like the macaque look. They are old world too but you may have better luck one is advertised here.
• Ivonne Romero on October 5
  My dream is to have a monkey I hope to have one before I die that my dream
• Jen on October 5
  I would like to find a female java Macaque .
• Anonymous on October 4
  To all you people looking for macaques, they are illegal to own in ALL 50 STATES. It is also illegal to import them and to breed them. Which is why you will NEVER find them for sale anywhere. If you want one, move to Asia.
• Tina bell on September 20
  I would love to buy or adopt a monkey
• Allary on September 13
  Can these monkeys be shipped to Canada?
• Lisa on September 13
  In search of a Java monkey for an emotional support baby. Prefer an infant so we can create strong bonds. Will trade a 2006 Keystone Cooper Canyon 5Th wheel which needs work or cash. Don’t have a ton of funds though but a ton of love to give
• Liliana R. on September 11
  I am looking for a newborn baby macaque, any species would be fine. Please let me know if anyone has one already or there’s one on the way for sale! Thank you 🙏🏻
• Terry Thrasher on August 30
  me and my family is interested in a baby monkey
• Elisa on August 30
  I am looking for a rhesus monkey or macaque! I live in NC and it is legs to own them here. Please let me know if any are available. Thank you!
• Anthony Crenshaw on August 29
  Would like to have a rhesus macaque baby or a baby long tail macaque or java. I like this page and it has alot of nice animals I also love the Geoffrey marmoset as well
• casey on August 28
  I want a monkey but I live in England