Date: 12 December 2012 Wild Futures comments on the monkey found in Canadian furniture store Wild Futures, the primate welfare charity in UK was concerned this week to hear the news regarding a monkey found wondering in a furniture store entrance in Canadian city Toronto, dressed in a sheepskin jacket. Brooke Aldrich, Campaigns Manager at … Continued

Wild Futures Teams up with Local Businesses to Raffle a Luxury Cornish Package Wild Futures, the charity that runs The Monkey Sanctuary in Cornwall, has teamed up with local businesses including the Carbis Bay Hotel and Eco-Drive to launch a Christmas raffle, with the aim of raising vital funds to rescue more monkeys. The top … Continued

        28 November 2012         The Monkey Sanctuary says goodbye to Pepper the monkey and appeals for help The Wild Futures Monkey Sanctuary team was heartbroken at the weekend following the death of Pepper, the 10 month old capuchin.  Pepper fell ill on Thursday last week, the same day that The Monkey Sanctuary was … Continued

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Last weekend the town of Villena, welcomed members of EARS (European Alliance of Rescue Centres and Sanctuaries) for its second meeting this year. Wild Futures is a founder member of EARS. The city of Villena was chosen for this important meeting due to its proximity to one of the projects included in EARS, APP Primadomus, … Continued

The Monkey Sanctuary, flagship project of the Looe based charity Wild Futures, last night was awarded the bronze tourism award for ‘Wildlife Friendly Business’ in recognition for its outstanding work for local wildlife. The charity, who were judged against two other finalists, proudly accepted the ‘bronze’ award at last night’s prestigious Cornwall Tourism Awards ceremony. … Continued

Over the past two weeks, more than 50 daring individuals have completed the spine-tingling challenge of spending a night in one of the most notoriously haunted venues in the UK: Bodmin Jail. The purpose of these chilling events was not only to test the nerves of the participants, but also to raise vital funds for … Continued

Wild Futures, the environmental and conservation charity that runs the primate rescue and rehabilitation centre, The Monkey Sanctuary near Looe, held a business networking event on Thursday 25th October 2012 at The Plymouth Museum. The event was a huge success with more than 60 local businesses attending. The evening included wine tasting with wine writer … Continued

Come and join Wild Futures’ staff on 31st October 2012 for a range of spooky festivities at the Wild Futures primate rescue and rehabilitation centre – The Monkey Sanctuary near Looe. Open all through the half term holiday from 11am – 4.30pm, on the 31st there will be ghost stories, pre-trick or treat face painting, … Continued

Rachel Hevesi, Director of the charity Wild Futures has been shortlisted for an outstanding individual achievement award from the national publication the Charity Times. The Charity Times Awards, in its thirteenth year, is a celebration of best practice in the UK charity and not-for-profit sector. Rachel Hevesi is travelling to London today to attend the … Continued