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A new life for orphaned baby monkeys is the reward their caregivers get to see.

Vervet Monkey Foundation South Africa - Baby Season 5, Episode 26. The more baby orphan monkeys our amazing team pairs foster moms, the more orphaned monkeys seem to arrive. Baby monkey is covered in ticks, with a fractured leg and no troop in sight. Unexplained appearance of baby monkey at the Vervet Monkey Foundation, a wildlife conservation & animal rescue sanctuary... Become a member -    / @vervetmonkey   Donate to help the monkeys - http://donate.vervet.za.org Volunteer at the VMF - http://vervet.za.org/volunteering Buy T-shirts - https://teespring.com/stores/the-vmf Support this show -   / vervetforest   Please remember to like, subscribe and share this video with your friends. :) The Vervet Forest is a wildlife rehab series focused on Vervet Monkeys at the Vervet Monkey Foundation. The series showcases the process of taking orphaned and injured vervet monkeys through a foster mother program which helps these rescued orphan baby monkeys to be adopted by foster mother monkeys. The show is for fans of the animal planet, nat geo, discovery and anyone who is an animal lover loves animals and would like to be part of helping them get back to the wild. Instagram for photos and videos of the babies, updated daily - @Vervet_Forest To learn more about the Vervet Forest wildlife reserve project visit - https://vervet.za.org/the-vervet-forest/ Official Facebook of the Vervet Monkey Foundation - Facebook.com/groups/vervet/ Official Facebook of the Vervet Forest - Facebook.com/VervetForest #BabyMonkey #VervetMonkey Foundation #Vervetforest #orphan #vervetmonkey #VMF #VervetLove #SaveThePrimates #PrimatesAreNotPets #PrimateRescueCenter #PrimateRescue Music - by Josh Woodward. Free download: http://joshwoodward.com/ *These animals are not pets they are rescued wildlife undergoing a rehabilitation program at the Vervet Monkey Foundation in South Africa*