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Torn From The Wild

BUAV’s investigation revealed a disturbing picture of cruelty and suffering inflicted on  Cambodia’s wild monkeys.This infant macaque calls for his mother after being forcefully removed from her by the  trappers.One of hundreds of macaques housed at Vanny Bio-Research, a company supplying primates to  the research industry.These infant macaques, clinging to each other for comfort, were found in a cage without their mothers.These infants were too young to be separated from their mothers at this primate farm.Farm worker forcibly restrained this macaque by pinning his arms behind his back.Wild monkeys are brutally snatched from their homes and families.Row upon row of singly housed monkeys were found at this factory farm.Monkeys were housed in poor conditions at breeding and supply farms.

Location: Cambodia

Shocking never-seen-before footage of the trapping of wild monkeys in Cambodia destined for factory farms supplying the international research industry.

Torn From The Wild

In 2008, the BUAV investigated and exposed the appalling cruelty and suffering that tens of thousands of macaques are forced to endure in Cambodia, the latest country to embark on the factory farming of monkeys for the international research industry.

The findings of our investigation raise major concerns regarding animal welfare and reveal a disturbing picture of cruelty and suffering that has been inflicted on Cambodia’s indigenous population of long- tailed macaques during the trapping and holding of these wild primates and the care of those kept in captivity at breeding and supplying facilities. Our findings show that the methods used to trap wild monkeys and the conditions in which these and other monkeys were kept at primate supply companies failed to meet guidelines of the International Primatological Society’s International Guidelines for the Acquisition, Care and Breeding of Nonhuman Primates.

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