Maggie
Maggie is a very vocal monkey and likes to “chatter” to her companions, her caregivers, or any volunteers she sees around the property. She also enjoys digging for treats in her forage pool, although eventually, she decides to dump all the shavings out of the pool rather than digging through it.
Maggie is a very formidable and athletic girl, and she likes to make her presence known. She often will jump onto the climbing structures of her enclosure and shake them to let everyone know she is in charge. Maggie has very striking features and a strong, distinctive gaze when she is watching her neighbors or the local wildlife that pass by.
Maggie loves to carry new toys around her cage, especially balls, and her favorite foods to eat are apples, grapes, avocados, and peanuts.
20+ Years of Sanctuary Club
The Primate Rescue Center rescued its first monkey, Gizmo, in 1987 and began a journey which has now spanned 34 years and given refuge to hundreds of primates along the way.
Fall Fun at the PRC
Fall is upon us. The shortened days, crisp, cooler air, and the changing landscape from bold green to shades of warm amber, deep scarlet and sepia gold mark the beginning of many changes and inspirations at the sanctuary. The nutrition and enrichment programs at...
One Chatty Maggie!
We believe that Maggie may have both moor macaque and black-crested macaque genes. It is not uncommon for pet monkey breeders to disregard genetic differentiations between species. Maggie is a sweet, chatty girl who was rescued by the PRC from a private home in...
A Primate Pal for the Holidays
It’s that time of year when everyone is in search of the perfect gift for their loved ones and friends, and the task can become quite daunting. For the animal lover in your life, why not give the gift of sanctuary to a primate who lives at the Primate Rescue Center...
Two peas in a pod!
Crested black macaques, also known as Sulawesi macaques, are an old world monkey species found on a group of Indonesian Islands. They have several striking features, such as their reddish-brown eyes, long muzzle with high cheekbones, and a long hair tuft at the top...
Spring Fever
The chimps are kissing winter goodbye and embracing sun-filled days spent lounging, grooming and playing in their massive outdoor enclosure. What better way to ring in springtime festivities than by throwing the first outdoor chimp party of the season? Our...
