Thekatsmeow
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I talk about my newest animal often over in the amazon section to get better acquainted with her but I thought some people might like to see one of my other babies. His name is Jacob and he is a Java Macaque. He was a rescue and an absolute mess when I first got him. He spent most of his beginning with me being medicated and with me treating his newly amputated tail. Now let me see if I can find some pics for you lol.
okay I found some pics and I thought I would explain them.
First pic is Jacob in his outside enclosure just chillin and trying to pick imaginary bugs off my arm.
Second is of Jacob and a friend of ours that he loves. He AND Jacob are smoking a cigarette. His previous owners thought it would be funny to teach him to smoke(not). Regardless, he no longer has that habit.
Third pic is Jacob and the same guy having a good old pick/grooming session while his larger outdoor cage is being cleaned.
Fourth, again same guy, with 2 of the babies. The baby on the left side is a bonnet macaque and yes he continuously sucked his thumb. He was very ill for the first year and a half of his life due to a congenital defect and he was removed from his mother way way too early causing emotional trauma.The baby on the right is a rhesus macaque that I was bottle feeding. She was removed from her parents very late so bonding with humans took more than normal. I didn't remove her, the breeders did. I just tamed her so she didn't think hairless monkeys(humans) would hurt her. After months of biting, scratching and tantrums she turned out to be a very sweet girl. I loved her little red afro. I have pictures of her sitting on my head in my hair or shoulder under my hair when she was being bottle fed.
okay I found some pics and I thought I would explain them.
First pic is Jacob in his outside enclosure just chillin and trying to pick imaginary bugs off my arm.
Second is of Jacob and a friend of ours that he loves. He AND Jacob are smoking a cigarette. His previous owners thought it would be funny to teach him to smoke(not). Regardless, he no longer has that habit.
Third pic is Jacob and the same guy having a good old pick/grooming session while his larger outdoor cage is being cleaned.
Fourth, again same guy, with 2 of the babies. The baby on the left side is a bonnet macaque and yes he continuously sucked his thumb. He was very ill for the first year and a half of his life due to a congenital defect and he was removed from his mother way way too early causing emotional trauma.The baby on the right is a rhesus macaque that I was bottle feeding. She was removed from her parents very late so bonding with humans took more than normal. I didn't remove her, the breeders did. I just tamed her so she didn't think hairless monkeys(humans) would hurt her. After months of biting, scratching and tantrums she turned out to be a very sweet girl. I loved her little red afro. I have pictures of her sitting on my head in my hair or shoulder under my hair when she was being bottle fed.
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