If they keep them any longer they will not adjust to the wild

@anthonyjennings3279 I had to delete my first comment. I made some assumptions before I fully understood the video. Much of it I still dnt understand. I watched a second time and paid more attention. I'm glad to understand there are actually three baby monkies and they are going to a rehab from there and not straight to the forest. It's my understanding they will be allowed to integrate and form bonds and learn to be monkies. I have to say Joji will be much happier away from that woman and family. Her one statement to the guy was that she would never do it again and her demeanor when they took the monkey away said it all. Clearly, that little monkey didn't want to be held by any of the family members. I believe the woman punished her by squeezing her face. She did it lightly while being filmed but still created a reaction of fear in the monkey. That was a very sad monkey. She crouched down curled up around other family members. Just watch the her body language. Clearly an abused monkey. The woman shouldn't even be allowed to foster another monkey anyway. Tho, maybe it's a good thing that she has a bit of fear of humans. Perhaps that will help her in the end.

PEOPLE NEED TO WAKE UP... THIS IS "CRUEL" 🐒 BABY🐵 MONKEY ANIMAL ABUSE!!! VIDEOS MADE FOR $$$ ONLY... BABY 🐵 MONKEYS ARE TORTURED, ABUSED BY "EVIL PEOPLE"

On video- a lot of these women abuse monkeys - the monkey situation can be thoroughly read on SMACC - Ladyfreethinker & other pro primate educational sites

they arent..they usually die.

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Im pretty positive that the two of them with the longer tails are Bonnet Macaques and the smallest one with a medium length tail I know for a fact is a baby Rhesus Macaque BUT looks like it is mixed with something because of its tail …. They have fluffy tails and this baby’s tail is definitely not fluffy at all 🤔 I’m so curious to know what he’s mixed with 🤔 could be mixed with Bonnet Macaques , maybe Pigtailed Macaques , maybe Longtailed Macaques 🧐 ughh such a mystery lol and unfortunately the only way to tell he’s even a hybrid is by looking at his tail , his body , his hair , and his face make him look like a full blooded baby Rhesus Macaque , those are all the normal / regular features of one , and their tails are medium length but so so fluffy !!!

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You can’t “rescue” or “adopt” a wild animal that’s illegal to have in captivity…..that’s what these despicable criminals say when they steal a baby from its mama…..mama monkeys DONT abandon their babies….many die trying to keep them!!….it’s all about the money….thousands and thousands a month from viewers who think this is ok….these scumbags belong in a cage of their own!!…heartless criminals….

It is cruel beyond belief to releaae such young monkeys into the wild. They will be terrified with little or no skills taught to them by their natural mothers, had they never been raised by humans in the first place. The Vervet Monkey Foundation had it right

Oh yes, they will survive! I did!

They won't survive. They were human dependings.

You know this how?

They will be lucky if they survive. They don't know how to forage or anything I don't believe.

Omg sOo sad I wanna cry horriblee

More likely, as in keeping with the animal control laws in many of these countries, they were euthanized within an hour after the owner left. Many countries require released monkeys to have the social skills to survive in a troop setting. Pet monkeys lack these and are unsuitable for release.

Don’t they just reject them at first ?

exactly...theyll kill them right on the spot...

Do you know the full background of this particular situation? If so, please enlighten me... I am genuinely curious due to the fact there are 3 littles ones "going back to the wild" If they are putting them back in the jungle alone, then you are 100% right.... I just came across this video... Much appreciated J From NJ

@@JoeyMartz the babies were stolen from real mama….forced into illegal captivity to earn money for captor….lots and lots of money monthly….force them to live a human life….stupid baths….stupid diapers….stupid clothes….food that is detrimental to their health….starved, drugged (cuz they cry all night missing mama)….these despicable scumbags belong in jail….if they are caught…they will be….

Monkeys have been around for hundreds of thousands of years and do just fine ...their real diets consist of insects, bark of trees and greenery...food is everywhere...the only time they have trouble is if they are huge tantrums throwers...monkeys don't put up with that behavior and first will be bitten but it never brings blood or bruise...these are wild animals and adapt just fine...they know how to put food in their mouths etc...they all survive just fine...all the monkeys at the temples are dumped monkeys and are grossly obese...not starving and dying...a few days of adjustment is just fine what looks horrible to us is normal daily lives to them...monkeys at or around 1 yr old are already youths and are to aggressive, uncontrollable and dangerous to have around family and other animals...monkeys are 3x stronger than humans...every video is edited to let you see and think what they want you to see and think but not the reality of these horrible animals...you only get to see a 3- 12 minute edited videos out of a 24 or so hrs a day....

They probably never made it to the wild. They were probably euthanized within an hour after the owner left. Real animal sanctuaries understand pet monkeys are unsuitable candidates for release and need to be kept in a controlled sanctuary. The ones they release are typically captured from the wild because of an injury and are quickly released after treatment.

@@debbiesidebottom3299 i agree. The monkeys are being released to their natural environment instead of being castrated and forced into captivity.

lol what ? How is it a crime to put them back where they belong in the first place ? It’s a crime to take them away from their natural habitats ….. not to put them back in it 😂

The little monkey surviving or not is just apart of nature , which is survival of the fittest ! Yes it’s sad to say that but that is how it is suppose to be ! They are taking them to a facility where they can be slowly introduced to the wild and other monkeys first over a period of time so they can get the feel of how to be monkeys and get use to it , then they will be released For good and expected to survive on their own !