Unfortunately due to the heavy rain predicted for Sunday, the Wild Cycle has been cancelled for this weekend. You can access more information on the event page here: https://www.wildfutures.org/wildcycle/

  It’s Monkey Business for MP Sheryll Murray during English Tourism Week South East Cornwall MP, Sheryll Murray, will be visiting Wild Futures’ Monkey Sanctuary on Friday 4th April 2014 to deliver an enrichment workshop as part of English Tourism Week. As part of English Tourism Week, MPs have been encouraged to go “back to … Continued

A group of Cornish charities known as “Leave a Gift to Cornwall” has come together to organise a “Charity Bake Off” on 9th April 2014 at Truro Methodist Church. Leave a Gift to Cornwall is a group of fifteen member charities set up to promote legacy giving in Cornwall.  It has been running for more … Continued

Go wild and take part in Wild Futures’ Wild Cycle on 6th April 2014!  A 35-mile mixed terrain bike ride of across Cornwall’s stunning Bodmin moor and surrounding countryside! The Wild Cycle route is challenging and enjoyable and incorporates everything from forests, moorland, country roads, fords and lots more! Participants will be rewarded with fantastic … Continued

Mums Go FREE this Mother’s Day at Wild Futures’ Monkey Sanctuary  Mums are in for a special treat on Mother’s Day this year as they will be given free entry to Wild Futures’ Monkey Sanctuary located just outside of Looe, Cornwall. There will also be special discounts in the Sanctuary’s ethical gift shop, plus offers … Continued

Leading primate welfare charity, Wild Futures, celebrated the start of their Sanctuary’s 50th year in style at the Jungle Ball at St Mellion International Resort on Saturday 15th March 2014. The prestigious event was organised by Plymouth University’s Eve Events and raised a fantastic £2279 for the charity which will go a long way towards … Continued

On Saturday 1st March, 27 students from Plymouth University Students’ Union took to the skies and jumped from 15000 feet dressed in monkey suits for Wild Futures. The event raised a whopping £5,000 for the charity which will go a long way towards supporting its work protecting primates in the UK and abroad. Wild Futures … Continued

John Fowler Holiday Parks have adopted Kiwi the capuchin monkey at The Monkey Sanctuary, in Looe Cornwall. The Sanctuary is the flagship project of leading primate welfare charity, Wild Futures.  It rescues monkeys from the primate pet trade – a trade that has escalated over recent years.  It carries out much needed rescue and rehabilitation … Continued

Wild Futures, the charity that runs The Monkey Sanctuary in Looe Cornwall, is very excited to announce their partnership with Britain’s leading green energy company Ecotricity. Ecotricity is an energy company like any other: they take the money their customers spend on electricity and gas bills and turn it into new sources of green energy: … Continued

A team from the Navy has come to the rescue and is helping Wild Futures’ Monkey Sanctuary on Tuesday 11th February to clear up the mess from last week’s storm and help rebuild its damaged enclosure. Wild Futures’ Monkey Sanctuary was hit badly last week in the storms, causing a 150 year old beech tree … Continued