Check out this
YouTube video about the 3,500 rhesus
macaques that live on an island in South
Carolina. Find out how they got there, why
they're there, why they're a secret, and
what happens to 500 of them each year.
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Education Center
News
Book your summer
workshops at our Education Center. To schedule
your Summer 2009 groups or classes of up to
twenty participants and for group rates
email us at 508-400-1377 or
Judy@neprimatesanctuary.org.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Each has lived
many years in solitary cages in windowless
rooms in a research facility. Their caregivers seek retirement for
them as a means of thanking them for their
many years of services. They
tell
us that they believe that the monkeys
deserve retirement. We agree and we know
that you do too. Your support readies their
habitats. We can't complete them without
you.Donate now
Education
is the Heart of Sanctuary
Let's face it, no
one animal sanctuary can save every animal that
needs help. That fact makes our jobs much bigger
than just providing save haven for animals.
View our Education Center photo gallery
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30,000 square feet
for indoor habitats. 15 acres for spacious
outdoor habitats. You directly help
monkeys retiring from research when you support
their sanctuary. Your financial support
constructs their habitats.
The renowned
primatologist Jane Goodall has been named patron
of the International Year, which is part of the
United Nations Decade of Education for
Sustainable Development. This initiative aims to
raise funds to finance projects in Africa under
the so-called Convention on Migratory Species
(CMS) Gorilla Agreement.
During these
challenging times we ask you to remember the
many animals that need your support. Now more
than ever, nonprofit organizations like our must
appeal to your generosity. Your contributions
build monkey habitats and support our Education
Center. Every donation counts.
At New England
Primate Sanctuary, we are dedicated to
education, the care and protection of animals,
habitat conservation, and ecological balance.
The sanctuary tangibly represents the need for
animal protection. It is their permanent refuge
for safe, more natural lives. New England
Primate Sanctuary is a vehicle for education for
people and a safe haven for animals.
New England Primate Sanctuary, Inc.
P.O. Box 520174, Winthrop, Massachusetts 02152 USA Tel: (617) 846-1574 E-mail:
info@neprimatesanctuary.org
Education
is the Heart of Sanctuary
We're
moving to Rhode Island
The
Monkeys Need Your Support