Protecting Primates and Habitats Worldwide. Flagship project: The Monkey Sanctuary
Registered Charity No. 1102532

The protection of non-human primates is at the forefront of our work, following fifty years of working to protect primates from the abuses they face both in captivity and in the wild. By focusing on primates and their protection, we aim to ensure a wild and safe future for all.

Wild Futures’ aims:

To promote the welfare and conservation of primates.
To provide a home for life to primates in need of rescue and rehabilitation.
To end the trade in primates for any purpose and the abuse of primates in captivity.
To conserve and restore natural habitats in the UK and abroad through funding, education and sustainable practices.

Our objectives:

To deliver far-reaching environmental education and awareness campaigns, whilst offering expert advice to specialist forums.
To lobby central and local government and work with partner organisations and the wider public in spearheading the campaign to end the trade in primates as pets in the UK.
To maintain wildlife habitats at our project sites in the UK in order to protect native endangered species whilst applying sustainable environmental management policies.
To provide funding, advice and exchange programmes to aid primate welfare and the preservation of primate habitats abroad.
To operate a sanctuary for ex-pet and unwanted monkeys in need of rehabilitation that provides an exceptional level of care and employs innovative and responsive management techniques which take into account individual needs and species-specific requirements.

Key to our success:

50 years of experience – leaders in our field.
Dedicated employees, Ambassadors and volunteers are committed to Wild Futures’ vision, ensuring that we continue to meet the highest of standards in all areas.
Expertise enables us to advise at government level on primate welfare and conservation issues.

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