Monkey sanctuary to shut after more than 60 years
Wild Futures said it thought it had found a buyer to help improve the the site after it was put on the market in June 2025.
- ▪Wild Futures said it thought it had found a buyer to help improve the the site after it was put on the market in June 2025.
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Monkey sanctuary to shut after more than 60 yearsImage caption, Wild Futures said the sanctuary began when it started rescuing monkeys from the pet tradeBy Chloe ParkmanSouth WestPublished3 minutes agoA monkey sanctuary is closing after more than 60 years after plans for a buyer fell through.Wild Futures said on its social media, external and website, external the park, near Looe, in Cornwall, had started to develop "structural issues" which made it unfit for purpose and no longer suitable as a long-term sanctuary.The charity, which was established in 1964, said it had already started the process of rehoming monkeys to selected sanctuaries and organisations, and that their welfare remained its "top priority".
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