Yummy Spunky Monkey Peanut Butter Cookie
Recently, we told you about the Sacramento-based Sun Flour Baking Company’s Spunky Monkey Peanut Butter Cookie and how a percentage of its sales go to benefit the API Primate Sanctuary.
Sales jumped, and so as a thank you, not long ago Sun Flour sent several of these soft and chewy, all-natural, crunchy peanut butter flavor cookies to the API Primate Sanctuary. Because these cookies are nourishing as well as tasty, we offered them to a few of the monkeys as a special treat to supplement their normal diet. As you can see with the bonnet macaque pictured above, the cookies were a definite hit!
Spunky Monkey Peanut Butter Cookie Benefits Sanctuary
API is delighted to announce our newest corporate partnership with Sun Flour Baking Company — the “Feel Good Company.” Founded by Rey Ortega, the national Sacramento-based company specializes in delicious all-natural vegan cookies in a wide variety of scrumptious flavors.
In support of the API Primate Sanctuary, Sun Flour recently introduced the newly christened Spunky Monkey Peanut Butter Cookie, available in both vegan and wheat/gluten-free varieties. This decadent cookie offers to-die-for crunchy peanut butter in a soft, chewy cookie.
Experiencing New Sights, Sounds, and Smells
From Animal Issues, Volume 37 Number 4, Winter 2006
A new group of monkeys has arrived at the API Primate Sanctuary. Recently released from a research facility, the group of bonnet macaques is settling into its new home in Southwest Texas.
Costs and Benefits
From Animal Issues, Volume 37 Number 3, Fall 2006
We’ve undertaken plenty of projects here at the Sanctuary lately aimed at helping the primates who live here have the most natural and enriched life possible.
A 2007 Calendar for the API Primate Sanctuary
API and our Primate Sanctuary have teamed up with Turner Publishing Company to bring you this delightful 2007 wall calendar. Featuring beautiful photographs by Sanctuary Co-Director, Sarah Kite, each month provides a glimpse into daily life at the Sanctuary for residents such as Darwin, Carly, Boon, Tilly, and more. The calendar's vibrant, contrasting colors and monthly informational tidbits are sure to be a hit with just about everyone, making them perfect gifts for the upcoming holiday season!
Tucson
We are sad to announce the death of Tucson, one of our “adoptable” primates. He died peacefully in his sleep at our Sanctuary.
All in a Day’s Work
From Animal Issues, Volume 37 Number 2, Summer 2006
The past four months have been a busy time at the Sanctuary. Projects, such as the construction of a new set of semi-natural enclosures, have almost been completed. Climbing platforms for additional enrichment and shelter within one of our large, natural, free-range enclosures have also been built, along with a pool and a diving platform, something the monkeys thoroughly enjoy.
Carly & Ollie: An Update
From Animal Issues, Volume 37 Number 2, Summer 2006
We are pleased to report progress in the rehabilitation of two of our residents: Carly and Ollie.
As you may recall, Carly is a snow monkey who came to the Sanctuary in early 2005. She had been forced to spend years as a “pet,” living in social isolation, away from others of her kind, before being confiscated by Animal Control in Nevada. She had been severely neglected and was kept in a cage in a garage.
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