I got in a car accident this morning and I'm really shaken up. Watching these baby monkeys get the help they need is calming me down. This channel is amazing.
It is so sad hearing a baby monkey call out to his mommy and troop. It's wonderful all of you guys make such a positive effort to give them a nice safe home.
For me there is nothing more beautiful than seeing a baby monkey get that first hug. I imagine them thinking "I'm a little monkey, this is where I belong". Thank you for giving these beautiful animals a full life and allowing us to see it.
This is the best site for actually seeing how rescuers treat the abandoned baby monkeys and integrate them with other babies. Everyone associated with Vetver is so kind and loving.
leopards are soooo beautiful!!! And so our this cheetahs you saw!!!! LOL. such a great visit, i hope my ten dollars a month helps somehow. when i can give more i surely will. this show is what i spend most the prior week waiting for.
I’m thankful for your irganization and my finding you. I became terribly addicted to those other channels, because my heart went out to tge babies. NO MORE, I can still see the babies, in tender living pure care on your channel,
Thank you Dave for more baby monkey rescues. You and the Vervet Monkey Foundation volunteers do an amazing job of comforting the newly motherless baby monkeys and helping them to survive their loss. Heartbreaking to hear the tiny baby monkeys calling for their mom.
Awesome.. I'm glad Daisy-May got her a New Mommy .,That just makes me smile..And soon the others will have New Moms..You all do a AWESOME JOB..AND THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING
I love this program. I’ve never seen anything like it. I wish there were more people like these that love the primates. It’s absolutely beautiful when a baby gets a mom.
Poor Daisy Mae was so confused and scared😢 So relieved that she finally was able to realize that Martha was safe to be with and was going to be a good mom to be with.❤❤
just came across these postings. I love them. I especially enjoy when the foster moms are brought in and they bond with these precious babies...thank you for taking care of these precious creatures.
Another wonderful episode. I loved hearing the night-time noises when Josie was filming the bushbabies. I'm amazed at how far they can go in one jump, and in one case jumping almost backwards! Martha was amazing, wasting no time in leaping straight up onto the platform to grab the babies to quieten and hug them, even tho they were a bit alarmed! Later the comfy bond with Daist Mae was great to see after she'd worked out how to exit the feeding cage - I think she wanted Martha to go in there! Finally, you just gotta love Jethro! He's another big brother like Floki!
Not sure how I’d missed this one over 2 years ago , but it was a nice treat to see an old one for the first time . Jethro eating his carrot while watching the show was very sweet and funny . Great episode !
I was involved in a cat rescue shelter for a few years. I really enjoyed helping these poor souls. Wish I could help with these infants. You are doing a great thing for these animal
The cute factor is threw the roof!! The new bee Yonns is a cutie pie, it just hit me what David had said in a previous video. It really is sad to see the heart break these little guys go through. What a blessing you all are to be there to know what they need, when they need it. Bravo.Thanks again for the education 🐒
Thank you for the update on Jethro and Rocks, I had asked a couple of videos back or more, how they have been, but I forgot the names...lol. I remember when he adopted Rocks, it was so sweet and different for sure. Nature can sure surprise us 😂❤❤🎉. Oh and oh my God (uncle,brother,babysitter) FLOKI!!!! OH WOW he is doing AMAZING, I cried when I watched him walk earlier. Thanks to all of your hard work and dedication. I truly admire all of you! Especially Dave, who started it all, much, much, love from the bottom of my heart,.❤
Always so awesome when a baby gets a new mom. I love what all you do for these sweet babies. Lottie was so cute with her "scary" look. Always breaks my heart when a little one like Yonds calls for it's mother. Especially when they see one of the Bandits and can't figure out why no one is coming to it's rescue. Oh, those were cheetahs not leopards. Thanks for taking the time to show us your day to day lives spent with these precious little primates.
Aw, I was really pulling for Daisy Mae! She was so traumatized initially. It's so fascinating to see the many stages they go through. She didn't know whether to cling to Martha or be afraid of her. You could see her internal conflict during the integration! You just have to trust the process, right? I appreciate how you walk us through the many complex steps and explain to us that even though they experience trauma, it all works out in the end. The Foster Mums are incredible. Wild monkeys would have smacked the living tar out of screaming babies, but Pan and Martha are just amazing. I love how Lottie was giving the Carer the "back off" look lol. You can tell she is older and has watched her Mum do the same. So incredibly sad how her Mum passed away. Lastly, it never ceases to amaze me how the orphans, as traumatized as they are, still lend a cuddle to the newbies. They will always comfort the newest member, despite their tenuous situation. Thanks so much for another incredible episode. Hope you all had a wonderful (working) Holiday!
She's is beautiful! Beautiful eyes and voice! It's so great to know she is gonna be safe fed warm loved and just cared for! I didn't know you people have such a great place for these baby monkeys you people seem to care for these babies alot and love them! I'm so grateful for people like you and all the places you set up for these monkeys! God bless you all and the babies too! Thankyou!😊❤🙊
Happy new year to all of you who have gotten through a year (plus) that has been more challenging than I could imagine, I'm sure. It is captivating to see the changes in the babies from traumatized orphans to being bonded to a new mum. Seeing Daisy Mae's emotional struggle, vacillating between fear of, and acceptance of Martha is a realization of how complex and stressful the integration process can be. It's a privilege to witness that via video, so I very much appreciate your efforts to make that possible. Thank you for another fascinating "visit".
He is precious. A sweetheart. He doesnt know where his mom is. And he is wondering where he is also. Things are different to him. That scares him too. God help him get better. Please?
Dave darling... Those are cheetahs not leopards. Both are magestic and you are truly blessed to have seen them in the wild! Which also happens to be your backyard! A bit... Welllll... A LOT jelly! Lol
So precious. I love the monkeys so much. I admire you guys so much. I've never not heard that voice before. This one wants outside. The way it's acting maybe it was taken from the mom. I love them.
Every day saving more precious monkeys in desperate need snd moms taking over eventually. What can be more perfect than this God says? It sure is beautiful there! Wish I could live there with you guys and help every day.what a sweet new little one❣️
I am happy to know now, how pur Yonds has been in the beginning - I saw later videos with him, and his development is amazing...he found a mom in a later video and is in the troop now already I guess...
Yes so calming. My grandson came upon a disgusting monkey chanel & Gramma had some explaining to do! Then we moved on to pet minkey chanels that didnt take many "cute videos" to realize the poor babies were being exploited, so landing here & having teaching moments first for both of us❤
Happy New year gang. Not trying to be a negative Nancy or a smart butt, but those were definitely Cheetas. Anyway, as always thank you so much for all that you guys do. Such good hearted people, and its warming to see how well these pitiful babies are taken care of. Thanks for the footage, and keep up the great work guys. I hope to come visit some day. I have lived in South Africa several times during my childhood, and hope to return some day.
i'm so surprised others didn't catch that. i have been scrolling through to see how long it would take to find someone else that knew those were cheetahs!!!!
I wish you all a very healthy, happy New Year 2022. Hope it gets better than the past 3. God bless you for the care you give these dear little ones.🇨🇦🌟⚡🎆🎇🧨✨🎉🎈🎊🐒🐵🙊🙉🙈🐒🐵
Poor little things... and yet they are lucky for having a second chance with you. I hope the new year can bring better news and stop the covid. Many wishes from Italy and thank you.
I SO enjoyed this video! I chuckled alot; loved the "carrot juice" lips!😅...I cracked up!.... I always have trouble remembering names....but the one baby really needed Martha to discipline her, to calm her down... She just kept freaking out.... I've seen other Mom's do that....where they just "grab them" and give em a shake & say "ENOUGH!"... she hung onto EVERYONE... she seemed extremely insecure, for some reason.... Not slot of " playing "; mostly clinging.... That was a bit hard on the other babies😑
I doubt very seriously discipline is what she needed. These poor babies are already afraid of being around so many adult monkeys after mostly being with humans for so long. They do have to have time to adjust. Because her crying annoyed you doesn't mean she needed to be shaken.
What part of the country are you in? Plus I also find it interesting the bond between the person and monkey. It seems to be very strong, way more than human babies.
@14:07 You call these leopards, They are cheetahs lmao I have seen multiple people call cheetahs leopards now, I know they have similar coat in some way but they are different in build and are much thinner and long, They also live in groups leopards are solitary most of the time
Poor Yonds, it's so sad to see them when the initial shock wears off and they realize their Mom/Troop is not there. 😭 It's too bad someone can't invent some type of translation device to explain they Will be ok. They will be loved😍.
I got in a car accident this morning and I'm really shaken up. Watching these baby monkeys get the help they need is calming me down. This channel is amazing.
You ok?
@@sherylF5610 thank you for asking. Yes, I think I'm ok physically. Just needed to watch something wholesome like this for a bit.
It is so sad hearing a baby monkey call out to his mommy and troop. It's wonderful all of you guys make such a positive effort to give them a nice safe home.
For me there is nothing more beautiful than seeing a baby monkey get that first hug. I imagine them thinking "I'm a little monkey, this is where I belong". Thank you for giving these beautiful animals a full life and allowing us to see it.
Kann ich deutsch schreiben und lesen. So interessant 😊❤
Ist ein bildschöne Baby
This is the best site for actually seeing how rescuers treat the abandoned baby monkeys and integrate them with other babies. Everyone associated with Vetver is so kind and loving.
leopards are soooo beautiful!!! And so our this cheetahs you saw!!!! LOL. such a great visit, i hope my ten dollars a month helps somehow. when i can give more i surely will. this show is what i spend most the prior week waiting for.
I’m thankful for your irganization and my finding you. I became terribly addicted to those other channels, because my heart went out to tge babies. NO MORE, I can still see the babies, in tender living pure care on your channel,
Welcome aboard!
Thank you Dave for more baby monkey rescues. You and the Vervet Monkey Foundation volunteers do an amazing job of comforting the newly motherless baby monkeys and helping them to survive their loss. Heartbreaking to hear the tiny baby monkeys calling for their mom.
I am so happy for Daisy Mae that she has a mother now . Mother is such a good mother for this smart little Monkey Girl
Awesome.. I'm glad Daisy-May got her a New Mommy .,That just makes me smile..And soon the others will have New Moms..You all do a AWESOME JOB..AND THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING
I love your commtaries Dave..........love wins
good filming ! nice presentation.
It always amazes me how loud tiny little creatures can be.
I love this program. I’ve never seen anything like it. I wish there were more people like these that love the primates. It’s absolutely beautiful when a baby gets a mom.
Martha is amazing! What a wonderful mom!
What love❤❤❤
Poor Daisy Mae was so confused and scared😢 So relieved that she finally was able to realize that Martha was safe to be with and was going to be a good mom to be with.❤❤
Well done folks 👏 stellar job for little Daisy-Mae. Sending love to you and all the babies xx
Nice job Daisy-Mae! It’s all gonna be alright now
just came across these postings. I love them. I especially enjoy when the foster moms are brought in and they bond with these precious babies...thank you for taking care of these precious creatures.
Another wonderful episode. I loved hearing the night-time noises when Josie was filming the bushbabies. I'm amazed at how far they can go in one jump, and in one case jumping almost backwards! Martha was amazing, wasting no time in leaping straight up onto the platform to grab the babies to quieten and hug them, even tho they were a bit alarmed! Later the comfy bond with Daist Mae was great to see after she'd worked out how to exit the feeding cage - I think she wanted Martha to go in there! Finally, you just gotta love Jethro! He's another big brother like Floki!
Poor little fella. He ll get good care which is good
Not sure how I’d missed this one over 2 years ago , but it was a nice treat to see an old one for the first time . Jethro eating his carrot while watching the show was very sweet and funny . Great episode !
Omg...beautiful...thank you. I'm thinking seriously on becoming volunteer. ❤😊
I was involved in a cat rescue shelter for a few years. I really enjoyed helping these poor souls. Wish I could help with these infants. You are doing a great thing for these animal
Thank all you guys for everything you do for these poor orphans! 💗 Your videos are really interesting and well made! 👍 Excellent portion Mark! 🐒
Thank you very much!
The cute factor is threw the roof!! The new bee Yonns is a cutie pie, it just hit me what David had said in a previous video. It really is sad to see the heart break these little guys go through. What a blessing you all are to be there to know what they need, when they need it. Bravo.Thanks again for the education 🐒
Awww so adorable all of them you's are so amazing team in helping those babies showing them so much care and love I love the noises they make to cute
Oh My goodness this video really shows how hard it is to be a baby monkey 🐒🐵
Thank you for the update on Jethro and Rocks, I had asked a couple of videos back or more, how they have been, but I forgot the names...lol. I remember when he adopted Rocks, it was so sweet and different for sure. Nature can sure surprise us 😂❤❤🎉.
Oh and oh my God (uncle,brother,babysitter) FLOKI!!!! OH WOW he is doing AMAZING, I cried when I watched him walk earlier. Thanks to all of your hard work and dedication.
I truly admire all of you! Especially Dave, who started it all, much, much, love from the bottom of my heart,.❤
They are so adorable and they each have their own little personality ❤❤❤
His face is so delicate!
So adorable that the little girl is trying to be so scary. You all do a wonderful job taking care of these baby’s ,
Oh bless his baby heart. That little sound crying is so cute
Always so awesome when a baby gets a new mom. I love what all you do for these sweet babies. Lottie was so cute with her "scary" look. Always breaks my heart when a little one like Yonds calls for it's mother. Especially when they see one of the Bandits and can't figure out why no one is coming to it's rescue. Oh, those were cheetahs not leopards. Thanks for taking the time to show us your day to day lives spent with these precious little primates.
Thank you so much!
Aw, I was really pulling for Daisy Mae! She was so traumatized initially. It's so fascinating to see the many stages they go through. She didn't know whether to cling to Martha or be afraid of her. You could see her internal conflict during the integration! You just have to trust the process, right? I appreciate how you walk us through the many complex steps and explain to us that even though they experience trauma, it all works out in the end. The Foster Mums are incredible. Wild monkeys would have smacked the living tar out of screaming babies, but Pan and Martha are just amazing. I love how Lottie was giving the Carer the "back off" look lol. You can tell she is older and has watched her Mum do the same. So incredibly sad how her Mum passed away. Lastly, it never ceases to amaze me how the orphans, as traumatized as they are, still lend a cuddle to the newbies. They will always comfort the newest member, despite their tenuous situation. Thanks so much for another incredible episode. Hope you all had a wonderful (working) Holiday!
She's is beautiful! Beautiful eyes and voice! It's so great to know she is gonna be safe fed warm loved and just cared for! I didn't know you people have such a great place for these baby monkeys you people seem to care for these babies alot and love them! I'm so grateful for people like you and all the places you set up for these monkeys! God bless you all and the babies too! Thankyou!😊❤🙊
I like this video a lot, that is the reason why I am wachting it the 2nd time...
Little Yonds welcome in the foundation - you cry for you mon, but believe, you are in good hands from now on!
Wishing all at the VMF a happy and safe New Year! Thanks for sharing your passion with us and caring for these babies🐒
Love what you do. ❤. My favorite...Minny Max.
Happy new year to all of you who have gotten through a year (plus) that has been more challenging than I could imagine, I'm sure. It is captivating to see the changes in the babies from traumatized orphans to being bonded to a new mum. Seeing Daisy Mae's emotional struggle, vacillating between fear of, and acceptance of Martha is a realization of how complex and stressful the integration process can be. It's a privilege to witness that via video, so I very much appreciate your efforts to make that possible. Thank you for another fascinating "visit".
This is a wonderful video ,there should be alot more like this thankyou😊
He is precious. A sweetheart. He doesnt know where his mom is. And he is wondering where he is also. Things are different to him. That scares him too.
God help him get better. Please?
The things you guys do is amazing!
Dave darling... Those are cheetahs not leopards. Both are magestic and you are truly blessed to have seen them in the wild! Which also happens to be your backyard! A bit... Welllll... A LOT jelly! Lol
Yes they are!
that foster mom came in and rocked it she handled that like a boss
I wish you a long, happy and healthy life , dear Yonds!
Oh Martha haha you need a pay rise 😂😁 but joking aside, this is wonderful all of you and foster momma xxxx😍😍😍😍
This was wonderful as usual. ❤️ Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Re-watching this film two months later: I am so pleased that Uncle Jethro continues to put in appearances. What a guy!
So precious. I love the monkeys so much. I admire you guys so much. I've never not heard that voice before. This one wants outside. The way it's acting maybe it was taken from the mom. I love them.
Every day saving more precious monkeys in desperate need snd moms taking over eventually. What can be more perfect than this God says? It sure is beautiful there! Wish I could live there with you guys and help every day.what a sweet new little one❣️
Merry 🎄 Christmas! ❤
Same to you!
The new moms are so patient ❤ 33:07
The screamer @ 32:38 (approximately). Is that Kappi? And, once again, you've done such great work.
Happy New Year Dave and Staff, Volunteers! That Yonds sure has a set of lungs! 🐒🐒🐒
Happy new year!
Great video...fun climax at the end!!!
These darlings seem to be able to sleep through ANYTHING!
Merry Christmas and happy New Year!
Same to you!
I am happy to know now, how pur Yonds has been in the beginning - I saw later videos with him, and his development is amazing...he found a mom in a later video and is in the troop now already I guess...
Yes so calming. My grandson came upon a disgusting monkey chanel & Gramma had some explaining to do! Then we moved on to pet minkey chanels that didnt take many "cute videos" to realize the poor babies were being exploited, so landing here & having teaching moments first for both of us❤
Happy New year gang. Not trying to be a negative Nancy or a smart butt, but those were definitely Cheetas. Anyway, as always thank you so much for all that you guys do. Such good hearted people, and its warming to see how well these pitiful babies are taken care of. Thanks for the footage, and keep up the great work guys. I hope to come visit some day. I have lived in South Africa several times during my childhood, and hope to return some day.
i'm so surprised others didn't catch that. i have been scrolling through to see how long it would take to find someone else that knew those were cheetahs!!!!
I wish you all a very healthy, happy New Year 2022. Hope it gets better than the past 3. God bless you for the care you give these dear little ones.🇨🇦🌟⚡🎆🎇🧨✨🎉🎈🎊🐒🐵🙊🙉🙈🐒🐵
WHY IS THERE LITTLE CRY SO DIFFERENT. I JUST LOVE THAT PURR
Kudos! Great work.. 🤗
Thanks a lot 😊
Poor little things... and yet they are lucky for having a second chance with you. I hope the new year can bring better news and stop the covid. Many wishes from Italy and thank you.
Great video
Thanks!
Happy New Year
Happy new year
Il est trop chou ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The leopards were beautiful
Martha is so patient with little daisy mae
Martha is amazing.
I just want to hug and love it
Oh that cry! That baby is so beautiful and precious! Is it a boy or girl?
I SO enjoyed this video! I chuckled alot; loved the "carrot juice" lips!😅...I cracked up!.... I always have trouble remembering names....but the one baby really needed Martha to discipline her, to calm her down... She just kept freaking out.... I've seen other Mom's do that....where they just "grab them" and give em a shake & say "ENOUGH!"... she hung onto EVERYONE... she seemed extremely insecure, for some reason.... Not slot of " playing "; mostly clinging.... That was a bit hard on the other babies😑
I doubt very seriously discipline is what she needed. These poor babies are already afraid of being around so many adult monkeys after mostly being with humans for so long. They do have to have time to adjust. Because her crying annoyed you doesn't mean she needed to be shaken.
@@Zion45005 lol....why get so ate up over other people's opinions?
Sweet baby🐒♥️
How on earth do you attract those monkey
When male monkeys pee, do they attempt to guide the stream as humans do, or do they just let it fly?
Is Jethro ever allowed in to the introcage? He loves the babies so much.
mais connaissez vous toujours le parcours de vie de ces petits singes.???
Daisy Mae seems to be stuck in the feeding cage? Was there some wire sticking out that prevented her from exiting the feeding cage easily?
How do you get those female monkeys to come to those cages where the babies are?
Poor baby. She's looking for Mom.
Do they make the lip smacking sound constantly? The one caretaker does.
Awesome
What part of the country are you in? Plus I also find it interesting the bond between the person and monkey. It seems to be very strong, way more than human babies.
*** My husband has boxes of ear plugs from work, if you would like some for the overnight carers to sleep I'd be happy to send some 😋😊🤫.
@14:07 You call these leopards, They are cheetahs lmao I have seen multiple people call cheetahs leopards now, I know they have similar coat in some way but they are different in build and are much thinner and long, They also live in groups leopards are solitary most of the time
I've often wondered if this is how the different troops think this is where babies come from. Lol
What an awesome view. Also, I really like the accent of the commentators. Is this th norm?
The pictures you're showing are so crisp and clear. Is this a new camera?
I think those are cheetahs. They may be a part of HESC sanctuary...
Correct they are Cheetah but nowhere near HESC
@@VervetMonkey I've been to Hoedspruit several times but don't really know the local geography. 🙂
Can people adopt the monkeys?
blog.vervetmonkey.africa/
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Someone enjoyed their carrot juice!
Never mind, it's a boy!
Wondering why momma hasn't came to the rescue yet 😞💔😞💔😞💔
Poor little guy is crying misses mom
Poor Yonds, it's so sad to see them when the initial shock wears off and they realize their Mom/Troop is not there. 😭 It's too bad someone can't invent some type of translation device to explain they Will be ok. They will be loved😍.
Poor things are so confused and scared.