Baby monkeys for sale

Capuchin monkey

Male · 6 weeks old · Hand-raised

Cresper is such an amazing boy he has mastered the “who me?” expression. If you turn your back for a second , He’s probably trying to unroll the entire roll of toilet paper paper or steal a French fry.But the moment he gets caught, he gives you those big, innocent, pink-rimmed eyes and you instantly forgive him.

Capuchin monkey

Female · 13 weeks old · Hand-raised

Puki loves to be held carried and included in everything he also loves to be cuddled a lot she’s the type to seat quietly for 5 minutes, taking everything in before suddenly deciding to launch an investigation into what ever caught her eyes

Hamadryas Baboon

Male · 11 months old · Hand-raised

Molly is fiercely attached to his favorite human.He wants to be held, Carried and included in everything, He’s the ultimate lap warmer, But he also has stubborn streak -if he doesn’t want to go in his carrier, he will absolutely use those long lanky arms to cling to the car seat for dear life

Macaque

Male · 4 months old · Hand-raised

Ollie came to us at two weeks old and has been bottle-raised alongside his brother ever since. He will do anything for food, which makes him easy to train, and he sleeps through the night in a warmed pouch. Macaques are restricted in many states. We check the rules where you live before accepting any reservation.

Squirrel Monkey

Male · 4 months old · Hand-raised

Sunny has a gold and olive coat and never stops. Squirrel monkeys are the busiest monkeys we raise. He is awake, moving and getting into things from sunrise, then sleeps hard in a fleece pouch by early evening. He gets on well with our house dog and would suit a lively, patient household.

Spider Monkey

Female · 13 weeks old · Hand-raised

Rio is the oldest baby here and the most settled. He is used to car rides and vet visits. He rides in a harness, naps in a sling, and always seems to notice when someone is upset. He walks on a lead and has met dogs, children and a very patient parrot without any trouble.

Spider Monkey

Female · 4 months old · Hand-raised

Nova is all arms, legs and tail. She can hang from a curtain rail by her tail alone while eating a grape with both hands. She is the most affectionate monkey we have raised and will wrap all four limbs and her tail around whoever is closest. She needs real height to climb in and a family that is home most of the day.

Brown Capuchin

Female · 5 months old · Hand-raised

Biscuit is Mango's littermate and the steadier of the two. She is the one who sits quietly with a soft toy while the others tear around, and she has the sweetest habit of holding a finger while she drinks her bottle. She is excellent with calm dogs and has never once nipped a handler.

Blach & Brown Capuchin

Male · 5 months old · Hand-raised

Mango is the joker here. He has worked out how to open the treat tin, undo a zipper, and convince every visitor that nobody has fed him. He is bottle-raised, wears a diaper without complaint, and falls asleep on someone's chest most afternoons. A capuchin is a twenty to forty year commitment, so Mango needs a family who has thought that far ahead.

Pygmy Marmoset

Female · 4 months old · Hand-raised

Twiggy is the smallest monkey we have. She fits in the palm of a hand and weighs less than a bar of soap. Pygmy marmosets are what people mean by finger monkeys: tiny, quick, and busy all day. She is fully weaned onto gum, fruit and insects, and she has the boldest character here in the smallest body.

Common Marmoset (finger monkey)

Female · 5 months old · Hand-raised

Willow is Pip's sister and the gentler of the pair. She watches a new room carefully before she commits to it, then explores every inch of it. She loves mealworm treats, warm blankets, and being carried in a chest pouch while the household goes about its day. Marmosets thrive in company, so we would happily discuss a discount if she goes home with her brother.

Common Marmoset

Male · 5 months old · Hand-raised

Pip follows us from room to room. He is the first to climb onto a shoulder and the last to let go. We have raised him in our living room since he was three weeks old. He takes his formula without a fuss and chirps a greeting when he hears the kitchen door. He shares a hammock with his sister and would settle well into a calm home where someone is around.