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Rescued ex-lab monkeys

Posted: 8 January 2010. Updated: 2 September 2010

Three lucky monkeys have recently been rehomed in the beautiful Lakeview Sanctuary in Berkshire, UK. With the care and affection of the dedicated staff, as well as their gourgeous new surroundings, their lives have changed forever.

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The three macaques, which had been used in neurology experiments at a major European animal research laboratory, were no longer required and were scheduled to die by the end of the year. The laboratory responded positively when ADI offered to home the animals - and by Christmas they were safe and sound. After six months in quarantine, they will be released into a permanent outdoor enclosure.

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