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Profits from Welsh pet shop re-invested to help out-of-work youngsters
Rumours circulate that Hungry Hector dog treat company goes into administration
Butch & Bess creates bespoke natural grooming product brand for Makro
Award-winning Animology launches in South East Asia
Soopa pet chews reach out into the German market
Wooff launch new range of stylish and comfortable dog beds
PATS Harrogate gets ready for a bumper show
Pure Pet Food hungry for more success
Banning puppies and kittens in pet shops misses the point, claims The Pet Charity
MPs set to debate the sale of puppies and kittens today
Precious Pets London shortlisted for innovation award
Contemporary Wild Bird Feeders launched by Supa
Cambridge University master can keep banned dog after claiming 'it's a very large cat'
Ancol helps out cat rescue centre
Royal Canin roadshow aimed at driving sales in pet stores
Hopping rabbits return for the National Pet Show
Walter Harrison’s extends premium suet bird food range
Monkeys being 'sold in UK pet shop' claims welfare charity
Pedigree Wholesale to distribute All For Paws
Cat poisoning scare in Notts village
See the EU Shepherd Trial video on CSJ website
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Monkeys being 'sold in UK pet shop' claims welfare charity

Monkeys and ring-tailed lemurs are among primates being flogged to the public in high street pet stores, an animal welfare charity has claimed. 

A Born Free Foundation investigation found one shop that kept monkeys in parrot cages — and advised prospective owners to do the same at home. 

The shop also recommended the monkey should have a “spare bedroom or garage” to roam around in the day time. 

A government spokesman said: “Primates are wild animals with complex needs and it is already against the law to keep them in a domestic pet environment.”

But the foundation said the government wasn’t doing enough to close loopholes that allow their sale. 

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