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Playful Pigtail and Stumptail Macaque Monkeys Available For Adoption

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Playful Pigtail and Stumptail Macaque Monkeys Available For Adoption

Listing Type

Pet for Adoption

Listing ID

675446

Price / Fee

$650

Gender

Male

Pet

Animal

Breed

Macaque

Location

Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona

Pet Owner

kilotin amentali

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Listing Description

We are seeking for new homes for our two baby Pigtail and Stumptail Macaque monkeys. They are raised in our home and hand fed by me and my family. We spoil and give them the most excellent attention. They are all ready to leave and they are very healthy, vet checked, potty, diaper, bottled and crate trained, they are tamed and very good eaters. They are very socialized, vet checked and will come with medical records. They will also come along with their personal accessories like Blankets, diapers, dresses, toys, starter kits and some monkey baby food stuffs. They would make wonderful companions to any family, they are also very playful with kids and other house pets If interested in either male, female or both, strictly contact us directly at the email below for more information

About This Pet

Gender

Male

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$650

Pet Health & Care Information

Vaccination Status

Fully Vaccinated

Deworming Status

Dewormed

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of monkeys are available for adoption?

We have two baby Pigtail and Stumptail Macaque monkeys available for adoption. They are playful and socialized, making them wonderful companions for families.

What is the price for adopting a macaque monkey?

The adoption fee for each macaque monkey is $650. This fee helps cover their care and ensures they go to a loving home.

Are the macaque monkeys vaccinated and dewormed?

Yes, both macaque monkeys are fully vaccinated and have been dewormed. They have been vet checked and come with medical records.

What items are included with the adoption of the monkeys?

The adoption includes personal accessories such as blankets, diapers, dresses, toys, starter kits, and some monkey baby food. This ensures that the monkeys have everything they need to settle into their new home.

Can I visit the macaque monkeys before adopting?

Yes, visits are allowed for potential adopters to meet the macaque monkeys. This helps ensure a good match between the monkeys and their new families.

Are the macaque monkeys potty trained?

Yes, the macaque monkeys are potty, diaper, bottled, and crate trained. They have been raised in a home environment and are accustomed to human interaction.

What is the temperament of the macaque monkeys?

The macaque monkeys are very socialized and playful, making them great companions for children and other house pets. They have been raised with love and attention.

Is there any after-adoption support available?

Yes, we offer support to adopters after the adoption process. This includes guidance on care and acclimating the monkeys to their new environment.

What is the reason for rehoming the macaque monkeys?

We are seeking new homes for the macaque monkeys to ensure they receive the best care and attention possible. They have been raised in a loving environment and are ready for their forever homes.

Make sure that when you want to buy Macaque online or from somebody that it is legal in your state. It is not allowed everywhere to keep them as a pet. Make sure that you are following state laws and procedures just so that you, your environment and your lovely pets are safe. Please inform yourself about new pet that you want to get and talk with people who had experience with those animals. Especially when you are getting exotic pet. It is very important to know as much as you can if you want to make sure that you and your new friend have happy and joyful life and relationship. Please remember that exotic pet is not domesticated animal, and they should be treated differently.

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