Wild Futures London Group took on the responsibility of holding a stand at the London Vegfest to represent Wild Futures, creating a greater awareness of the charity and getting more people involved in our work. Vegfest London took place over two days with more than 190 stalls over two floors aiming to promote a plant … Continued

It’s getting a bit spooky at The Wild Futures Monkey Sanctuary in Looe this half term between 26th and 31st October. On the lead up to Halloween there will be all sorts of spooky games and activities going on at the sanctuary all week. You can take a walk through the gardens and hear some … Continued

With 17 award categoriesat the Cornwall tourism awards covering everything from hotels and restaurants to activities and tourist information, as well as four new thematic attraction categories. The Monkey Sanctuary, flagship project of the Looe based charity Wild Futures, is a finalist in the Environmental and Wildlife category for its outstanding work for local wildlife. … Continued

4 October 2013 Primate welfare charity, Wild Futures, is today celebrating World Animal Day by encouraging supporters to adopt one of five of its monkeys which have the lowest number of adopters. Monkeys such as Ivor, Kwango, Morwella, Sue and Chico are in the bottom five of those adopted and so this week the charity … Continued

  Radio Plymouth has joined Wild Futures’ troop and adopted the Woolly monkey, Oliver, at The Monkey Sanctuary. The Sanctuary is the flagship project of leading primate welfare charity, Wild Futures.  It rescues monkeys from the primate pet trade – a trade that has escalated over recent years.  It carries out much needed rescue and … Continued

After the success of last year, Wild Futures has organised another Exotic Pet Trade Day on the 16th October between 10.30 am and 3pm at Duchy College’s Stoke Climsland Campus in Cornwall.  The day will consist of three talks, firstly from Wild Futures’ very own Claire Turnbull, who will be discussing the exotic primate pet … Continued

Primate welfare charity Wild Futures is outraged after discovering that pop star Katy Perry’s new music video “Roar” features a small menagerie of trained wild animals, including a Capuchin monkey and a baboon. The white-faced Capuchin monkey actor features throughout the 4:21 film, which has more than 86 million views on You Tube.  The primate … Continued

Sykes Cottages, a holiday cottage company with cottages throughout the UK, has become a corporate adopter of Sheila the capuchin at the Wild Futures Monkey Sanctuary near Looe. Wild Futures is a UK registered charity founded upon almost five decades of experience as a leader in the field of primate welfare and conservation, environmental education, … Continued

Wild Futures is proud to have been selected this year as one of three charities to benefit from profits of The Body Shop’s Dragon Fruit Lip Butter product, which is on sale now in all Body Shop stores. Wild Futures is the leading primate welfare charity in the UK which runs The Monkey Sanctuary in … Continued

Wild Futures, the leading primate welfare charity based in Looe Cornwall, has been short listed for a Third Sector Excellence award in the category: Use of Digital Media. The Third Sector Excellence awards aim to award registered charities, not-for-profits, social enterprises and campaigning groups for outstanding campaigns, strategies, projects and performance, which all has to … Continued