Working for primate welfare and conservation
20 years ago we started rescuing primates at Fundación MONA.
And our dear and much admired Dr Jane Goodall sends us her message of affection and congratulations.
Many thanks to the friends of the Jane Goodall Institute Spain and to Jane for her always inspiring words.
2020 is hitting us hard. Less than three months ago we announced Charly’s death, and today we have to say goodbye to our beloved Toni.
We have organized a new course for 2020!
Next summer training in primatology from MONA. Don’t miss this learning opportunity from a primate sanctuary.
More information: cursos@fundacionmona.org
Phase 1 of decontamination, almost three months without seeing the primates. (Well, that’s not counting some video calls. Tears of joy with the little kisses that Juanito gave me through the screen). I get out of the car, my heart races “Is it possible that Charly is already recognizing me with the mask and sunglasses from so far away?
As we have already announced a few months ago, the land that had been given to us in Porqueres-Banyoles will not be MONA’s final destination.
To minimize the risks of visitors entering the rescue centre, we have adopted the following safety measures:
When news of the arrival of the new virus broke, we asked ourselves one question: can non-human primates be infected?
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