2nd March 2015 A lonely old capuchin monkey named Daisy has gone on a successful first date following the death of her partner. Following a public appeal, Wild Futures’ Monkey Sanctuary rescued 50 year old Daisy back in January and transported her to Cornwall to give her a home for life at their specialist sanctuary. … Continued

17 February 2015 Wild Futures and campaign partners at Animals Australia,  Born Free Foundation, the Captive Animals’ Protection Society and Humane Society International  Australia have raised serious concerns over rumours of the use of capuchin monkeys in the up-coming “Pirates of the Caribbean 5” film, which is due to start filming in Australia this month. … Continued

Wild Futures’ staff were recently delighted when Result Clothing generously donated some lovely coats and trousers to their flagship project, The Monkey Sanctuary, to keep everyone warm and dry over winter. This is not the first time that Result Clothing have helped the charity- they have also donated waterproof coats in the past. Much of … Continued

8th January 2015 Following a public appeal, an animal charity has rescued a capuchin monkey named Daisy and transported her to Cornwall to give her a home for life at their sanctuary. Thanks to generous public support, Wild Futures have raised the necessary £6000 to bring the monkey from Gloucestershire to The Monkey Sanctuary, near … Continued

18th December 2014 An animal charity has launched an appeal to rescue Daisy the capuchin monkey and bring her to a Sanctuary in Cornwall. Wild Futures is hoping to raise £6000 to bring the monkey from Gloucestershire to The Monkey Sanctuary, near Looe, where they will offer specialist care and attention to help Daisy to … Continued

17 December 2014 Wild Futures primate welfare and conservation charity have spoken out with serious concerns surrounding the use of a monkey in the next Pirates of the Caribbean film. The monkey, a capuchin, will have to be transported to Australia, where the filming will take place and undergo 30 days quarantine. During the transport, … Continued

27th November 2014 Joey, a rescued capuchin monkey who lives at Wild Futures’ Monkey Sanctuary in Cornwall, has won a special award in the RSPCA and Daily Mirror’s Animal Hero Awards 2014 for his bravery through adversity and helping other traumatised, rescued monkeys recover from neglect. The winner was announced at a prestigious awards ceremony … Continued

23rd October 2014 Dear One Direction, We are very saddened to see that you are using a wild animal, a chimpanzee, in one of your promotional videos.  Wild Futures is very concerned about the use of wild animal “actors” and in particular the use of primates. We are a primate welfare and conservation charity that … Continued

                                                                                                                          19 October 2014 The wonder of new life never fails to inspire, sometimes even when it isn’t planned! Staff at The Monkey Sanctuary welcomed a new arrival yesterday, when woolly monkey Maya delivered a healthy baby in the early hours of the morning. Wild Futures’ Monkey Sanctuary is accredited by the Global Federation of … Continued

17th October 2014 Wild Futures was at Duchy College yesterday for our Exotic Pet Trade day. Every year we arrange a series of talks from experts in their field to discuss the welfare, conservation and ethical implications of keeping exotic animals as pets in the UK. Our audience this year included vets and local authority … Continued