Jungle Friends Primate Sanctuary

MEET OUR MONKEYS
Meet our Brown Capuchins  Meet our Weeper Capuchins  Meet our White-Faced Capuchins  Meet our White-Fronted Capuchins  Meet our Marmosets  Meet our Squirrel Monkeys  Meet our Spider Monkeys  Meet our Tamarins 
  Donations    Monkey Movies    Jungle News    Gifts    Opportunities    About Us    Events    
Jungle Friends logo HOME


Sign up for
Jungle News


Join our Facebook cause
Sponsor-A-Monkey
Sponsorships make
great gifts!


Donate Today


SHOP WITH US!
2012 MONKEY CALENDARS Order your 2012 calendar today!
...and lots more! Shop the Jungle Store

WISH LISTS Jungle Friends Wish List

Gifts for the Monks
Put a monkey
in your wallet
Apply Now

Gizmo Memorial Medical Fund

More research...
or a new life?

Ernie Keebler got out of the lab. Others are not so lucky. Research
Retirement Fund
Please help us
help them.



Help the monkeys and get cash back when you shop online
Help the monkeys and get cash back when you shop online


Support Jungle Friends with every purchase from hundreds of major online stores -- at no extra cost! Register with iGive today!

The demand for sanctuary homes keeps growing - and so do we!

Take Action for Expansion!

Available property is perfect for primates!

Monkey Art comes to Savannah, Georgia!

Artwork by the talented
Jungle Friends monkeys
is now on display at

Monkey Love Dessert Bar & Gallery
115 Canal Street, Suite #201, Pooler, Georgia 31322

Jungle Friends on TV in Savannah

Kari Bagnall, founder of Jungle Friends Primate Sanctuary, will be appearing on Mid-Morning Live (WTOC-11 Savannah, Georgia) Friday, December 7, 10:00 am. If you are in the Savannah area, be sure to tune in.

  Art painted by Angel, a retired lab monkey, is one of the pieces featured in the art exhibit
Angel, a retired lab monkey, is one of the artists featured in the exhibit.
Angel was retired from laboratory research in 2005

Art Exhibit Reception/Party
Friday, December 7, 2007, 7-9 pm

Visit the Monkey Art exhibit Friday evening and meet Kari in person. The event is hosted by the Monkey Love Dessert Bar & Gallery in Pooler, Georgia. Proceeds from art sales will benefit the retirement and ongoing sanctuary care of monkeys who have been subjected to laboratory research.

Savannah Morning News story

If you are unable to attend our Monkey Art Exhibit and want to make a donation toward this most important cause, please click Research Retirement Fund, or send a donation to Jungle Friends Primate Sanctuary, 13915 North State Road 121, Gainesville, FL 32653.

Thank you for your support in freeing primates from research labs!


Why Do Monkeys Paint?


See our monkey
artists at work

Visit our online Art Gallery to see more paintings by our talented monkeys.

Also visit the monkeys' bio pages by clicking the names at the top of the page to see more of their artwork.





















Jungle Friends is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization and your donations are tax deductible. Donations can be made on your credit card from the website www.junglefriends.org, by phone at (386) 462-7779, or can be mailed to:

Jungle Friends Primate Sanctuary
13915 N. State Road 121
Gainesville, FL 32653

© Copyright 1998-2010, Jungle Friends Primate Sanctuary.