CUTEST Baby Squirrel Monkey {Answering Questions} 

Exactly they r meant to b in groups its terribly cruel

in the wild the most humane thing a monkey can do is hope not to starve to death while avoiding being eaten alive by large arboreal snakes, cats, birds of prey. I'd say being raised in a non-neglectful and non-abusive place where you have everything you need provided for is a major upgrade. Wouldnt you say ?

@tashaax1993xanimalloverx not as cruel as being tortured and experimented on by the pharmaceutical companies that you probably support by using their medications... or the meat companies that provide your flesh for consumption that are tearing down their habitats right now as we speak.

@@MonkeyZeusLife No words can describe how much I *agree* with your statement.

@@MonkeyZeusLife where did you get your monkey

Hi friend, I get that you have no context to place your judgements however I hope in the future you will actually know what you're talking about before you speak. His mom is very much alive and doing amazing. I know this because we are still in contact with the family that has raised her troop since rescuing them from pharmaceutical companies that provide the medicine you probably use.

​@@MonkeyZeusLife you're encouraging and normalizing non human primates as pets. Keeping them from their real families. I'll retract my murdered for poaching. But he still isn't with her. Which is where he should be. Or with a troop depend8mg on his age. Do you know how many studies have been done, and all conclude, no "pet" monkey is not damaged in some way? Psychological, emotional, physical even when the "owners" are as well intentioned as possible. When the monkeys are loved like their own children? You aren't his mom. You chose to take him/buy him from her "rescuer". Which I'm gonna question because, to date, no legitimate rescue makes pets out of lab monkeys. None. I'll do research, as you so spitefully suggested. I doubt you'll like the results. Any additional information you wanna give? Name of the lab? Name of the "rescue" ...not individual names, the organization. I'm not interested in doxxing anyone. How about your state so I can see what, if any, legislation is in place to protect non human primates? I'll give you my email if you'd rather not share the information publicly. Until I conclude my "education" based on the information available, my judgment, minus the above retractions, stays. I await your reply.