Hear stories of the monkeys who have escaped the trade

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Dear John,
We have another great webinar lined up for you!

"The primate pet trade - What is it all about and what can be done to help primates?"

On 30th April we will be discussing the primate pet trade, which is sadly still legal in the UK. With the help of people like you we have been campaigning to have the trade banned for years and are finally seeing some progress with the government commiting to banning it. But there's still a way to go until non-human primates are protected from the trade!

In our webinar we will be joined by a very special guest, Rachel Hevesi, who is the Director of Wild Futures' Monkey Sanctuary, based in Cornwall. ([link removed]) The Sanctuary takes in monkeys who have been exploited in the pet trade, gives them care and provides them with a home for life with members of their own kind. Wild Futures also campaigns alongisde us at Freedom for Animals to end the trade and the breeding of primates to be kept as pets.

You can join us for free on 30th April at 7pm by registering here: www.freedomforanimals.org.uk/Event/primate-webinar

There will be the chance to ask questions of our speakers so don't miss out!
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This should be a really interesting discussion with stories of some of the individuals who have been rescued from the trade. I look forward to seeing you there!

For the animals,

Nicola O'Brien
Fundraising and Communications Manager
Freedom for Animals

P.S. Register for ([link removed]) *free* for our April webinar on the primate pet trade. We will have a special guest speaker from Wild Futures' Monkey Sanctuary! ([link removed])

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