The MONKEYS need emotional support. They are sucking their thumbs self soothing. Their canine teeth have been pulled due to their biting. This is animal abuse!!
I didn't see any pulled canines, but the macaque was stress-yawning. I have to wonder if any of these pet monkeys have floating-limb syndrome. Also, monkeys need the companionship _of their own kind._ I saw a macaque, a human, and a capuchin. The monkeys may help the human's mental health, but what about the monkeys' mental health? It's not going to be very good, what with them being isolated like that.
@@John_Weiss I agree 100000%! He was definitely stress yawning. If you look closely the canines have either been pulled or filed down... I would adore having a monkey but I am aware of the damage it causes the monkey (and the owner in a lot of cases) It would be so insanely selfish of me to have one just because I wanted one. How many owners have adult monkeys? Not a hell of a lot. The majority of monkey "owners" (hate that term) will advise people to not get one. They are wild animals they can never be domesticated. Thanks John_Weiss for your truthful comment!
THAT DOCTOR SOUNDS IGNORANT TO THE FACTS AS WELL!! SHE DEFINITELY DOES NOT NEED A MACAQUE, LET ALONE 2 OR 3 FOR HER WELL BEING, OR HER SANITY! THAT'S A LIE, AND A BUNCH OF BULL!! HE SHOULD BE CHALLENGED AS WELL FOR LYING!! WHAT HE SAID ISN'T EVEN LOGICAL OR REASONABLE!!
Yeah, I agree they can probably just relax and enjoy life a little rathet than needlessy insist on rules. I could be missing something, like the monkey regularly escaping and pulling up the neighborhood's fiber optic cables, or pushing their poo into their furnace air intake screen, but really live and let live. Macaques and the smaller monkeys aren't wild chimps or gorillas
@@JessNW0lfG4NG right but from the sounds of it there isn't even a single instance of a Macaque intrusion they were complaining about, just that she had monkeys next door. And is a Macaque a honey badger? No. One that's used to humans MIGHT bite under certain circumstances, but the neighbors haven't even had an encounter with it and they're being complete nosey, irritating @$$holes by the sounds of it.
I think Ms. Teehan should have checked with the local government for rules and regulations regarding primates before moving to this area, but if these are companion primates they have been highly trained since they were babies and they will have had the best of veterinary care making sure they don't carry the hepatitis B virus or any other animal illness that could effect human primates. The gentleman in the news caption should have spoke to his neighbor before turning this into drama central! This is what our world has turned into, our neighbors, people on the street, nosey people who have nothing else to do with their time so they try to run the lives of others!! If those monkeys didn't bother him if they were kept on a leash outside he had nothing to complain about! He's one of those neighbors who would get everyone on the block hysterical if someone moved in with a Pitbull or Rottweiler! It's a sad world we live in, and what happened to this being the land of the free?? Our rights are being taken by just this kind of thing! SMH
Looks like a Rhesus macaque, so the neighbors have a right to be concerned and instead of suggesting the neighbors should have discussed it with her first, no she should consulted her local government before making a stupid choice on a monkey for support, the most outlandish nonsense I've heard.
They are Wild; and can not be fully trained. Look at that case of Travis the Chimp in 2009 that ripped it's owners face off. Macaques are small but very strong. They have 2 inch canine teeth, and a 40 pound jaw strength (which is around 1200 psi). Why is it "drama central"? He has a right to feel safe, and according to her, she seems to think she has a right to own THREE Macaques in a Residential neighborhood. It's a sad world indeed, when people like you are so selfish that you can't see past your own needs.
By that man's own logic about creatures that carry diseases dangerous to other humans not being aloud to be in residential areas then he's just excluded himself from being anywhere near any person what so ever because he can carry illnesses and diseases just as dangerous as any a monkey can carry
Normallyl, I hate neighbors like that, but he is right. These macaques are dangerous. Did you see it's teeth? If she had one monkey, I coud undestand. But she has 3 macaques!!! This woman if mentally off.
They are NOT dangerous.....OMG THE IGNORANCE !!!!! Chimpanzees on the other hand CAN potentially be after adolescence in some cases.... it depends on the breed. It turns out that in particular the Macaque monkeys have a phenomenal healing ability for people with PTSD and other broad spectrum disorders ......they are absolutely incredible. If more people would become educated in these things there wouldn't be so much fear, hate and misinformation.
As a owner of macaques if you live close enough to where your neighbors feel uncomfortable you shouldn't have them mine have room to move a extremely large enclosure even if they did get loose it's so far to the next neighbor I don't think they would ever make it
You most certainly can have close Neighbors if you own them..... what a horribly rude arrogant thing you say! You can still provide plenty of room and playground for them in a safe area ...... The problem is not with the owner or the monkey, it's with the uneducated people who are stirring the kettle. Also, not everyone has the ability to move to the boonies somewhere, where there are no Neighbors. " Missy has Neighbors she shouldn't have the monkeys at all " is basically what you're rude snarky ass is trying to say?? I do believe you're a ' Karen '. I own 20 acres and I'm out in the middle of nowhere but I have provided nonprofit private Animal Rescue for 38 years and I still get grief on occasion from an uneducated doofus or someone who is simply a butthole and wants to make trouble. The two biggest problems are people who are lacking the proper education on the subject and then people who seem holier-than-thou and have a bit too much arrogance.
@@davidsilva4693 my brother was a veterinarian he took them in from a bad situation long story short he got sick and passed I inherited them I won’t separate them and sentence one to live by themselves the sanctuary at the time would only take the female no one wanted the male I won’t separate them unless they both went somewhere around other monkeys
@@davidsilva4693 I have one and she’s awesome. She’s also a bonnet macaque and about 5. I would never own more than one(will probably never actively get another) they’re a lot of work. Mine was actually a rescue foster situation and she grew on me and especially my daughter, so we kept her. Bonnet macaques are very chill and gentle when compared to other macaques. I also have her fixed and got her canines removed as a precaution despite her never showing the slightest hint of aggression. That said, having three of any monkey isn’t a good idea since you can unintentionally cause aggressive behavior between them that would eventually overflow into just being flat out more aggressive. Bonnets and capuchins are really the only consistently laid back monkeys as pets from what I’ve seen, especially since some of the macaque breeds can get very dangerous.
OK, so in this story the reporter I believe describes McBride-Teahan as having a letter from a "doctor". In fact, the letter is from a counsellor, which means she could have one of any number of qualifications, from youth pastor to a social services worker to a developmental worker.
She's got happy and healthy pets, people need to mind their own business. These people are just enjoying the attention and power trips. Their children could be a threat, any thing can be a threat, they are just being jerks.
Cause it's not illegal in mist states. Pythons are usually in a giant fish tank. These things are nit supposed to be caged, it's considered abuse & they're not legal in many states for good reasons.
They ARE Wild and they will attack. Macaques aren't nice creatures! I fail to understand why she needs THREE for emotional support?! If she loves them so much, why move to a State where they're illegal? Why put them in harm's way because she's selfish?! These animals did nothing for her PTSD, clearly she needs extensive counselling!
Wow how do you know so much about their affect on her PTSD? Do you know her and her situation personally? Macaques come in different types, I don't think you can blanket them all as not nice. I've noticed the stump tailed ones are very aggressive and I would never have one as a pet. However, the pig tailed and long tailed ones are not all that mean and especially being trained I don't see why they would be a problem if done right. Her living situation may not have allowed her to choose a state where her pet is legal or maybe she would, don't you think? If her monkeys are in reality no danger to anyone, then clearly the neighbor is the selfish one.
It's not likely to happen so long as she's being reasonable with leashing them outside. Even if she didn't they're not likely to bite. Neighbs should relax
The Charla Nash incident happened with a chimpanzee - a larger and very dangerous primate. These monkeys are much smaller - the size of a large house cat (one is a bonnet macaque) and are quite different. The others are even smaller gentler species. She has them under control, they do not roam the neighborhood. Yes, any animal can be dangerous - dogs especially. It is the care and attention to these particular monkeys that matters. It seems the monkeys are not a nuisance, but the neighbor sure is. Monkeys don't carry hepatitis, they carry herpes - but she would not have these monkeys if they tested positive for herpes.
@@mamaboocee doesn't matter, it's a wild animal which is illegal to keep as a pet in most states. It is also dangerous, you can train it all you want & all the nurture will never overcome nature. They need to be sent to a sanctuary & she needs to go to a loony bin.
People don't think about the monkey, I'm not a fan of these things but unless you're in a sanctuary then I'd consider this torture as well. They're not pets. Even in their countries of origin they're now allowed as pets for many good reasons.
I am really surprised that a doctor a legal professional would actually recommend her to get a monkey for a support pet. Tell her to go get a dog or a cat. I know monkeys are cute and adorable, but they really shouldn’t be taken care of by her. Because don’t they live to like 40 years or something? Is she going to be able to take care of them when she gets much older? I don’t think so. They should go at least at this point to some kind of zoo or rehabilitation program where they can take care of themselves
Neighbors should never have to put up with the others "disabilities" because they feel threatened in their own homes. Tell her to seek another home and do research this time instead of just showing up with an unlawful pet!
I think people should leave her alone there's nothing wrong with having a monkey I know some states are against it like Minnesota where I live because I wanted a monkey at one time...
Monkeys do normally belong in the wild, but monkeys raised by the human hand don't. If that monkey is 18 years old and has been raised in diapers with kisses, plates, cups, utensils and a bed, then putting it in the wild with its kind would almost certainly be an immediate death sentence for it. Study a wild troop and see how they will kill even a baby for eating out of turn. These monkeys know nothing about social order amongst their kind. One mistake can be deadly. Even in a sanctuary those monkeys develop troops with orders/rules. If the monkeys have not bitten anyone or threatened anyone, then just the neighbors being nosey and having their opinions shouldn't be enough for her to have to get rid of them. I do agree that she needs to move to an area where having these monkeys are legal and she should get the proper licensure and permits for them.
She needs to most definitely go to a state where they're allowed as pets but I don't believe that they're good support animals & should not be as they're naturally wild & I imagine it takes a whole lot to care for one of these. I admit that I don't like most macaques or any monkey for that matter aside from Java Macaques & you're correct, these macaques or any wild raised by humans & not taught how to survive amongst their kind usually end up wrecked or dead when they meet their wild kin. But if it's not legal to own one in that state then she needs to either send them to some sanctuary or move. If I have small children & this crazy lady has some monkeys that are more than capable of causing my children any harm then if be complaining too cause by her standards I can own a pack of African wild dogs & get a note that allows me to own them fir mental & emotional support; I'd prefer an Emu, honey badger , a pack of African wild dogs , hyenas or a pack of wolves is fine too.
All the things that are foreign to a Monkey; when it was probably bought from a Monkey Mill, and taken from it's Mother as an Infant to go to a woman with Mental Health issues; and she didn't just take ONE, she took THREE!!! If not for anything else, at least have empathy for this animals that's lost it's natural life for a selfish woman! She could have bought a cat!
Well, first of all, the ADA does not recognize primates as support animals. That doctors letter is no different than if your mom wrote you a note. She must follow whatever the law says. She has many more now. I bet that neighbor is really pissed now.
Yes it does, they have been training 2 types of monkeys as support animal's for people with all types of issues including seizures. The primates have been more accurate at seizure predictions than dogs.
@@catheyahannas3240 macaques do not make hood pets. It's one thing to care for them in a sanctuary as well as giving them their own space but they make horrible pets. They need constant care, training is most definitely not easy & they're meant to be free, not stuck in someone's house, it's a wild animal. If they were such great support animals then we'd be seeing these cases more often.
@GSReaperwolf72 In nevada they been training monkeys for disabled ppl for like 50 years so far or longer, they train them and they live with disabled ppl and help them with their daily living skills.idk where this lady lives if it's a legal state than I don't see the problem
It does really help people. And now they've been training the capuchin monkeys to help with quadriplegics. There is a Stephen King movie from the 80s called Monkey Shines. I believe that was a name but yeah this guy is injured and the monkey comes in his trying to help him and stuff that was a long time ago and now they've really gotten it down they're pretty cool they're take care of the people that Defender people you'll see some that whenever I violent like I said someone comes at the owner like look at those guys there they love her and it is easy to train them if you start from the beginning. I've seen this guy in Vietnam and he's got one he trained called yo-yo and it was like the most behaved most chill just nice little guy. Yeah there's a thing too when they've been raised around humans and been around humans you cannot just go and throw them out at a jungle or anywhere else because the other monkeys will rip them apart ones out in a while know how to fight they've had to fight through their lives and they get jealous. Actually you know if you look into it pretty much any animal get jealous. And when I've been raised by people they just don't know how to do the mannerisms The Sounds there's a lot of different things knowing how to look smack knowing how to submit themselves there's a lot for them to learn before they can even go out into the jungle. Worst thing you could ever ever do to an animal is take a monkey that's raised by humans and go throw it out in a wild or stick it in the zoo with other animals that are really wild monkey that cannot communicate right is going to get shredded by the other monkeys there's endless videos on it he's lovely Cambodian guys with their long tails and pigtails. But also you guys should not worry about this as much as you should worry about the government who has all sorts of monkeys like this and every state pretty much and their experimenting using every horrible and nasty toxic poison acid medication everything you can think of the test and on these kind of animals cuz they're closest they can get to a human. Sometimes my own government makes me so sick.
I agree with you, especially knowing they have always experimented on humans and still do. There's a reason why we keep having these people suddenly having "ideas and voices"to go pew pew up a school. And the cancer and people just dropping everywhere. Our government doesn't care about our health and safety and everything we've been taught were lies.
Lmao your an idiot humans are the most dangerous thing in fact we cause more harm to monkey than they do us you moron. Take a look at all the monkey abuse channels
@@chuckdeuces911 LMAOOOO you fo know that these things carry diseases even from the moment they're born. You're literally comparing animals that have been domesticated ages ago to a wild and unpredictable animal who can easily infect you are harm you with ease. People need to stop comparing these monsters to actual pets. Why do you think many youtubers who have baby macaques let them go before they get big? Not only are they not cute but they're dangerous wild animals who's bite can be deadly if you end up contracting one the many diseases they carry.
Let us compare animals like house cats and dogs to a wild monkey whos dangerous and has done harm to small pets and toddlers, even infants. I'd be on her case daily, especially with my kid around. The day they get loose and start wreaking havoc, anything can go south. They're also not legal in most states.
When using the word as a possessive you spell it "their". They live over "there". Location. Or sentences like: "There" you go! Their teeth are sharp so I imagine them escaping and biting me because I do not really know anything about this specific type of monkey's behavior in reality. Free lesson. You're welcome.
I don't blame her neighbors. Every country macaques are indigenous in have laws against keeping them as pets. The laws are meant to protect the public. Macaque monkeys have been known to come into homes and kidnap human infants. One female macaque kidnapped a baby right out of the mother's kitchen in India. The baby's body was found in the bottom of a well. From birth they carry disease. It is impossible to toilet train a macaque monkey. Their behavior is highly unpredictable. They have the reasoning power of a three year old human but are much stronger than a man.
Neighbors are stupid crazy and don’t know shit about bonding with animals. Clearly these monkeys are loved, trained and harmless. She loves them and they Love her. Leave the woman alone because clearly these monkeys give her the support and Love she needs
Two years later your comment is way off. It is not legal to own a macaque in the states, they're not support animals neither, they're wild animals who are very dangerous. Moral or not, it's about safety, the safety of the community and the safety of the macaques (not that I care about macaques in general). It's a bunch of BS, a doctors order or note that overrides law? BS
Also until you decide to pay their mortgage I would not say a word about disgusting people cause she's not your neighbor,; you may be fine with a neighbor having a wild disease carrying animal next door but that doesn't apply to all of us. They're simply disgusting and dangerous.
There are sanctuaries where they can FINALLY get out of diapers.... play...eat... and live without constantly being reminded that they are owned! They share 92% of our DNA... they know that they are slaves to this woman!
Amen to that lady hope she wins. Monkeys can be great support animals for the right people and all y’all saying they can be dangerous are stupid as fuck humans are way more dangerous are cause way more damage than any monkey will and yes they have canines so do dogs. Grow up ! Monkeys in the right environment won’t hurt anybody and their in the lady’s home. Seriously some people need to grow up
It's a wild animal, no debate about it. Illegal means they're illegal to own. People would understand if she owned plenty of land for them to be outside in huge enclosure for any macaque to get some mental stimulation but honestly you sound stupid af when you compare a dog to a damn monkey. Has this monkey gotten any kind of shots? Does she visit a vet to care for that thing regularly? What if it did get loose and bit someone's kid? This not the exact same thing as owning a cat or dog. I hope one of your neighbors eventually owns a pack of wild African dogs and let's them loose around your neighborhood to see how safe you'd feel. If more than one neighbor has am issue with her owning an illegal and dangerous animal than that's the end of that, she can move somewhere it is legal to own cause laws should not be bent in her favor. Dogs make great support animals & many others but not a damn wild animal.the excuses you people come up with and the goofy comparisons is insane, makes you sound like a nut job.
Do your research on macaques, the dangers of owning them and species status before talking nonsense. You obviously don't know a damn thing and these things don't adjust well, they can't be domesticated and shouldn't be neither. We'd have some serious beef if that were my neighbor & if anyone felt froggy then they can pull up. We're discussing a nasty disease carrying animal and you're making the stupidest of comparisons.
Yah people are uneducated and yet arrogant. They think they should have authority over other people's personal lives. It would not even affect any neighbors just help this lady but people like to act on their ignorant fears and would have the monkeys taken away. Do enough research on this type of monkey to see how very harmless they would be in reality before you decide to push your authority over others. The stump tailed ones are the aggressive ones. She mentions having decades experience training monkeys at home too. This guy is acting on imagination and fear just having seen one outside. People like this wreck lives with their stupidity.
You're the one who is dumb as fuck. It doesn't matter what environment you put them in. THEY ARE WILD. Wild animals are UNPREDICTABLE. Stupid ass humans trying to tame wild animals.
U have to put in A LOT of work for any animals. And they definitely seem trained. And for the old punk, how many humans carry hepatitis??? Cats can catch rabies. Oh snap and now humans CARRY COVID!!!! To have a well behaved primate that’s A LOT of work. And she’s had that one for 8 years. Could u imagine the trauma not only for the women but the monkeys. They are used to her. To take them from her is just cruel for both. It would be great if her neighbors would stop being jerks. But he sounds like a Karen
Well, neighbors can be jerks, however, monkeys are not always friendly to strangers and if I was her neighbor I would want to be assured that if she is allowed to keep them that the monkeys will never be outside without a leash, preferably caged securely. If she is in an area where keeping a giant cage in her yard is not allowed she should move to some place where she can do that. Monkeys ARE dangerous animals. I would want the same assurance for any animal, dogs included.
Do some research. The hepatitis that primates carry is lethal to humans. Maybe she should move to a place with some acreage so she can keep her monkeys. She is obviously good with them, especially when they hit sexual maturity....she has all her fingers and her nose.
Well it is a wild animal and dangerous one at that. They're notorious for carrying herpes B which can be deadly to humans. Difference between humans is that these things can bite & will bite if they want to which could lead the victim to contracting the disease and the many others it carries. You can't compare domesticated animals & humans to a dangerous wild animal. Charla Nash ended disfigured by a trained Chimp & chimps are way smarter than these rats. If you're not running a sanctuary & if it's illegal in your state then you shouldn't have them.
Leave her alone this is sad and ridiculous those end up being her babies and they end up loving her just as much ppl need to mind their own business and keep their nose in there ass I pray she can keep her monkeys they become family
They don’t look dangerous to me . She keeps them contained so what’s the big deal. If they get loose by accident, go back in your house until she locks them back up! This is ridiculous people. They are pets and they won’t just attack you for no reason! People need to mind their own business the monkey owners don’t tell you what to keep in your house, if you don’t like it, move!
What state is this? What state does this lady live in I have PTSGI really wantna move out of Illinois and I was wondering what states you could have a pet monkey in Twitter especially you could get that kind of assistance I have PTSD and aspergers and people don't understand me and I have a lot of issues with them and you know I try to be polite and helpful and a lot of people even Start to hate on me and cause issues I've had problems with school and at work places at the same time a lot people say you're a normal fine guy you're not causing any problems you don't see anything wrong with me but there's Always people that pick at anybody who's different I'm not that different to some people but the others the way I speak just I don't know you don't understand the experts I'm intelligent but I don't have social skills but I'm great with animals. I would really really love to help a rescue center or help or rescue monkey I'm looking for a new State to start my life I'm so tired of Illinois all the people and reasons I' Stayed in the state and never left was for family who don't treat me like family anymore anyways. No monkeys are illegal no annoy I don't know where this newscast was from where this lady lives at?
Always hating on others 😤 Why dont he keep his sticky beak OUT!! Dogs are so called 'domesticated', hell, you'll even sleep with them in your damn beds.....BUT THAT DONT STOP THEM BEING DANGEROUS does it. Even cats too! Cant stand nosey neighbours 🤬...social skills huh!
Excuse me, but what the hell does the illegal keeping of wild primates have to do with wanting to control your neighbors? We're talking about a toque (bonnet) macaque, an animal that has to wear a diaper because it can't be litter trained, an animal that regardless of how cute some people think they are, packs a mean bite and carries a strain of hepatitis that is lethal to humans, an animal that no matter how much she or anyone else thinks it is trained, never forgets how it was taken from its mother and has the ability to be shifty, conniving, vengeful and harbor resentment, an animal that despite anyone's best efforts to train it, is not domesticated and isn't permanently trainable. There's a reason she has that cage in her home... And that's because she is housing a dangerous animal and she knows it. Animals like this don't make good pets or emotional support animal. If she needs an animal to take care of her emotional needs because she isn't capable of doing it herself, and personally I think she's full of shit, she could have much more easily secured a dog than going through the miles of red tape that she had to to get a monkey, nevermind the fact that she's just feeding the illegal pets machine. And don't kid yourself either... At some point this monkey was either snatched from its mother's arms in a monkey breeding factory, or its mother was intentionally killed in the wild, making it an orphan. One important thing about monkeys is that they are fiercely protective of their offspring and never let go of them without a fight. Also, they must be taken from their mother within a few weeks of birth, otherwise it's all but guaranteed that their training will be a complete failure. No, this isn't about controlling your neighbors. It's about making them adhere to the same laws that the rest of us do. Monkeys are illegal to privately own in most places in the US for many reasons, and you'd better believe that if one of her neighbors applied for a permit to keep a dangerous, wild primate for an emotional support animal, they would be rejected and reminded about why it's illegal to own one at all.
To ignorance of some people. They're just not educated enough to understand and for the gentleman to say , " they're wild animals they belong in the zoo" .... what an oxymoron.
Omg I gurantee they prob got there vaccination.most people not all most care like there family includes medical care. I live in a state they are legal .I live in the country 30 acres of you neede to foster until let me know .I would absolutely love it like u would .I have been trying to save for long time it's the only thing I want to have to love like my only life bucket list nothing else.. just when I think I will be able to have enough something needs it .like helping my gkids finiacially so I prob won't ever get to buy a baby but if one has been raised rather permeant or foster please think about me .I would make sure you are extremely day to day visit zoom whatever let me know
So you want to buy a baby monkey that has been ripped from its mother right after birth just because you want one? Monkeys are social creatures and don't do well without other monkeys around.
As a law abiding citizen and person who know a little of what companion animal can do for mental health, I hope that she can convince her neighbors and it will all be a win-win situation.
It isn't a matter of convincing the neighbors. The town has an ordinance banning the keeping of primates. They shouldn't be there in the first place, and she had to have known that it was her responsibility to check the laws regarding the keeping of primates. The legal hurdles that she faced when she first got them would have been a nightmare, and you'd better believe that she knew it was illegal to bring them into that town. I'm curious to know why she moved in the first place. Not that there's anything wrong about moving... But did her previous neighbors run her off? Did they feel the same about her monkeys that her new neighbors do, and make living there as unpleasant for her as they could? As far as an emotional support animal is concerned, why couldn't she just get a dog? What's wrong inside that doctor's head that he's on board with a monkey being a good candidate for a companion?
@@RebelGorilla7384 I'm not sure what point you're trying to make, but regardless of whether or not there are too many laws, you still have to adhere to them. You don't get to just shove the ones aside that you don't think should apply to you. You don't get to break them just because you're not emotionally secure enough to stand on your own. If you have a legitimate medical condition that makes a particular law detrimental to your physical health, you file for a waiver. Knowing the legal hurdles she had to cross to keep a monkey in her previous home, if it was even legal to own it there, she knew that if she wished to keep her monkey, she had to check the laws in that town before moving the monkey to her new home. She probably checked into it, found out it was illegal and said "screw it, I already have it so I'm keeping it and they can all go pound sand."
@@RebelGorilla7384 Wait a second... I see it now. What you're saying is that if you don't think a certain law applies to you, then as long as there isn't a victim, you can just break that law without fear of punishment. So if I'm running late for work one morning, then because I'm late the law shouldn't apply to me, and if I'm traveling at 90MPH I can just use the no one got hurt excuse to excuse my behavior if a police officer pulls me over. For that matter, since I don't think the law should apply to me, I shouldn't be required to even stop for the officer at all.
@@susankebodeaux2184 show me the abuse and don’t say taking it from its mother, you do that with every pet of every kind at 6 to 8 weeks, why is ok to take a puppy or kitten but not a monkey? Sit down and shut up now
@Angela-vu9tt there was no point in giving you any other response, it’s a waist of time to argue with someone that thinks they know the best for everything and or everyone.
Bonnet macaques are actually very easygoing compared to other macaques as well as a bit smaller. I’ve had one as a rescue for a while now and she’s still a sweetheart of a monkey. Edit: I only have one, I can’t imagine having more than one of them since they are a good bit of work(especially since mine was a rescued “exploited” baby monkey.)
The MONKEYS need emotional support. They are sucking their thumbs self soothing. Their canine teeth have been pulled due to their biting. This is animal abuse!!
I didn't see any pulled canines, but the macaque was stress-yawning.
I have to wonder if any of these pet monkeys have floating-limb syndrome.
Also, monkeys need the companionship _of their own kind._ I saw a macaque, a human, and a capuchin. The monkeys may help the human's mental health, but what about the monkeys' mental health? It's not going to be very good, what with them being isolated like that.
@@John_Weiss I agree 100000%! He was definitely stress yawning. If you look closely the canines have either been pulled or filed down... I would adore having a monkey but I am aware of the damage it causes the monkey (and the owner in a lot of cases) It would be so insanely selfish of me to have one just because I wanted one. How many owners have adult monkeys? Not a hell of a lot. The majority of monkey "owners" (hate that term) will advise people to not get one. They are wild animals they can never be domesticated. Thanks John_Weiss for your truthful comment!
Therte are 3 monkeys,You critics are whimpy whiners@@John_Weiss
THAT DOCTOR SOUNDS IGNORANT TO THE FACTS AS WELL!! SHE DEFINITELY DOES NOT NEED A MACAQUE, LET ALONE 2 OR 3 FOR HER WELL BEING, OR HER SANITY! THAT'S A LIE, AND A BUNCH OF BULL!! HE SHOULD BE CHALLENGED AS WELL FOR LYING!! WHAT HE SAID ISN'T EVEN LOGICAL OR REASONABLE!!
I wouldn't want those people to be my neighbors
Yeah, I agree they can probably just relax and enjoy life a little rathet than needlessy insist on rules. I could be missing something, like the monkey regularly escaping and pulling up the neighborhood's fiber optic cables, or pushing their poo into their furnace air intake screen, but really live and let live. Macaques and the smaller monkeys aren't wild chimps or gorillas
@@jtzoltan smaller and can easily be aggressive, smaller doesn't mean safer, a badger is small, would you trust a honey badger around you?
@@JessNW0lfG4NG right but from the sounds of it there isn't even a single instance of a Macaque intrusion they were complaining about, just that she had monkeys next door. And is a Macaque a honey badger? No. One that's used to humans MIGHT bite under certain circumstances, but the neighbors haven't even had an encounter with it and they're being complete nosey, irritating @$$holes by the sounds of it.
They’re in the right. Primates are in no way a suitable pet, it’s bad for them, bad for the person, bad in general.
I think Ms. Teehan should have checked with the local government for rules and regulations regarding primates before moving to this area, but if these are companion primates they have been highly trained since they were babies and they will have had the best of veterinary care making sure they don't carry the hepatitis B virus or any other animal illness that could effect human primates.
The gentleman in the news caption should have spoke to his neighbor before turning this into drama central! This is what our world has turned into, our neighbors, people on the street, nosey people who have nothing else to do with their time so they try to run the lives of others!! If those monkeys didn't bother him if they were kept on a leash outside he had nothing to complain about! He's one of those neighbors who would get everyone on the block hysterical if someone moved in with a Pitbull or Rottweiler! It's a sad world we live in, and what happened to this being the land of the free?? Our rights are being taken by just this kind of thing! SMH
Couldn’t have said it better my self, mosey self righteous neighbors
Looks like a Rhesus macaque, so the neighbors have a right to be concerned and instead of suggesting the neighbors should have discussed it with her first, no she should consulted her local government before making a stupid choice on a monkey for support, the most outlandish nonsense I've heard.
@@JessNW0lfG4NG maybe she should of got dogs instead as a support animal like most do if they need one !?
They are Wild; and can not be fully trained. Look at that case of Travis the Chimp in 2009 that ripped it's owners face off. Macaques are small but very strong. They have 2 inch canine teeth, and a 40 pound jaw strength (which is around 1200 psi). Why is it "drama central"? He has a right to feel safe, and according to her, she seems to think she has a right to own THREE Macaques in a Residential neighborhood. It's a sad world indeed, when people like you are so selfish that you can't see past your own needs.
It seems to me that just a lot of anger people looking for trouble, leave this woman alone
So how many freaking support monkeys do you need? Come on man!
Btw, adolescent male monkeys are notoriously unpredictable.
She has about 8-9 today. She’s on Facebook now.
By that man's own logic about creatures that carry diseases dangerous to other humans not being aloud to be in residential areas then he's just excluded himself from being anywhere near any person what so ever because he can carry illnesses and diseases just as dangerous as any a monkey can carry
Normallyl, I hate neighbors like that, but he is right. These macaques are dangerous. Did you see it's teeth? If she had one monkey, I coud undestand. But she has 3 macaques!!! This woman if mentally off.
They are NOT dangerous.....OMG THE IGNORANCE !!!!!
Chimpanzees on the other hand CAN potentially be after adolescence in some cases.... it depends on the breed.
It turns out that in particular the Macaque monkeys have a phenomenal healing ability for people with PTSD and other broad spectrum disorders ......they are absolutely incredible.
If more people would become educated in these things there wouldn't be so much fear, hate and misinformation.
We live in a world where Vietnam is a more free country than the USA in this case. How sad.
As a owner of macaques if you live close enough to where your neighbors feel uncomfortable you shouldn't have them mine have room to move a extremely large enclosure even if they did get loose it's so far to the next neighbor I don't think they would ever make it
You most certainly can have close Neighbors if you own them..... what a horribly rude arrogant thing you say!
You can still provide plenty of room and playground for them in a safe area ......
The problem is not with the owner or the monkey, it's with the uneducated people who are stirring the kettle.
Also, not everyone has the ability to move to the boonies somewhere, where there are no Neighbors. " Missy has Neighbors she shouldn't have the monkeys at all " is basically what you're rude snarky ass is trying to say??
I do believe you're a ' Karen '.
I own 20 acres and I'm out in the middle of nowhere but I have provided nonprofit private Animal Rescue for 38 years and I still get grief on occasion from an uneducated doofus or someone who is simply a butthole and wants to make trouble.
The two biggest problems are people who are lacking the proper education on the subject and then people who seem holier-than-thou and have a bit too much arrogance.
Why do u own macaques ?
@@davidsilva4693 my brother was a veterinarian he took them in from a bad situation long story short he got sick and passed I inherited them I won’t separate them and sentence one to live by themselves the sanctuary at the time would only take the female no one wanted the male I won’t separate them unless they both went somewhere around other monkeys
@@davidsilva4693 I have one and she’s awesome. She’s also a bonnet macaque and about 5. I would never own more than one(will probably never actively get another) they’re a lot of work. Mine was actually a rescue foster situation and she grew on me and especially my daughter, so we kept her. Bonnet macaques are very chill and gentle when compared to other macaques. I also have her fixed and got her canines removed as a precaution despite her never showing the slightest hint of aggression. That said, having three of any monkey isn’t a good idea since you can unintentionally cause aggressive behavior between them that would eventually overflow into just being flat out more aggressive. Bonnets and capuchins are really the only consistently laid back monkeys as pets from what I’ve seen, especially since some of the macaque breeds can get very dangerous.
@@davidsilva4693why not⁉️
This woman could clearly use some pro bonobo legal advice.
Good one! 🤣🤣🤣
LMAO!!!!
Good one! You don't monkey around with your words.
OK, so in this story the reporter I believe describes McBride-Teahan as having a letter from a "doctor". In fact, the letter is from a counsellor, which means she could have one of any number of qualifications, from youth pastor to a social services worker to a developmental worker.
So basically she moved next door to someone who is against exotic pets and he's doing everything he can to remove them legally.
She's got happy and healthy pets, people need to mind their own business.
These people are just enjoying the attention and power trips.
Their children could be a threat, any thing can be a threat, they are just being jerks.
Monkey owners have always got excuses.
They are extremely selfish and cruel
So they have lived there for 8 yrs and no one knew it now one person sees it ohh lord it’s over now the male Karen is on the case
These monkeys are not chimps. They are the size of a darn poodle. You could kick one off you.
They also bite and carry diseases.
They are very strong. Claws and teeth. Wild animals aren't going to play when they've had enough
So do crackheads !
I bet if it was a PYTHON snake, the neighbors wouldnt say anything about it. And snakes are more dangerous than a monkey!
Cause it's not illegal in mist states. Pythons are usually in a giant fish tank. These things are nit supposed to be caged, it's considered abuse & they're not legal in many states for good reasons.
@@JessNW0lfG4NG Pythons kill people
They ARE Wild and they will attack. Macaques aren't nice creatures! I fail to understand why she needs THREE for emotional support?! If she loves them so much, why move to a State where they're illegal? Why put them in harm's way because she's selfish?! These animals did nothing for her PTSD, clearly she needs extensive counselling!
Owh...really⁉️ 🤣
Wow how do you know so much about their affect on her PTSD? Do you know her and her situation personally?
Macaques come in different types, I don't think you can blanket them all as not nice. I've noticed the stump tailed ones are very aggressive and I would never have one as a pet. However, the pig tailed and long tailed ones are not all that mean and especially being trained I don't see why they would be a problem if done right.
Her living situation may not have allowed her to choose a state where her pet is legal or maybe she would, don't you think? If her monkeys are in reality no danger to anyone, then clearly the neighbor is the selfish one.
Her PTSD and that doctor's note all become ape shit the very second one of those adorable monkeys bite someone.
It's not likely to happen so long as she's being reasonable with leashing them outside. Even if she didn't they're not likely to bite.
Neighbs should relax
Exactly!
@@jtzoltan no the neighbors shouldn't. The poor abused monkeys need handed to a sanctuary.
Doctor notes in Canada are how service animals are acquired but again pretty sure monkeys are banned
“Charla Nash”....look it up
The Charla Nash incident happened with a chimpanzee - a larger and very dangerous primate. These monkeys are much smaller - the size of a large house cat (one is a bonnet macaque) and are quite different. The others are even smaller gentler species. She has them under control, they do not roam the neighborhood. Yes, any animal can be dangerous - dogs especially. It is the care and attention to these particular monkeys that matters. It seems the monkeys are not a nuisance, but the neighbor sure is. Monkeys don't carry hepatitis, they carry herpes - but she would not have these monkeys if they tested positive for herpes.
@@mamaboocee doesn't matter, it's a wild animal which is illegal to keep as a pet in most states.
It is also dangerous, you can train it all you want & all the nurture will never overcome nature. They need to be sent to a sanctuary & she needs to go to a loony bin.
People don't think about the monkey, I'm not a fan of these things but unless you're in a sanctuary then I'd consider this torture as well. They're not pets. Even in their countries of origin they're now allowed as pets for many good reasons.
Exactly! So many people with so much empathy, but no idea what they're talking about!
I am really surprised that a doctor a legal professional would actually recommend her to get a monkey for a support pet. Tell her to go get a dog or a cat. I know monkeys are cute and adorable, but they really shouldn’t be taken care of by her. Because don’t they live to like 40 years or something? Is she going to be able to take care of them when she gets much older? I don’t think so. They should go at least at this point to some kind of zoo or rehabilitation program where they can take care of themselves
Sorry..but some people take this emotional support animal bs WAY too far.
Neighbors should never have to put up with the others "disabilities" because they feel threatened in their own homes. Tell her to seek another home and do research this time instead of just showing up with an unlawful pet!
Monkey What I've belonged to in Chinese Year Zodiac. I love Monkey, then Dragon, Snake, Rat, Ox, Rabbit, and Dogs
I think people should leave her alone there's nothing wrong with having a monkey I know some states are against it like Minnesota where I live because I wanted a monkey at one time...
Show me on primate expert that says that money are good pets.
It is cruel to keep monkeys as pets. They should be in the wild or a natural type of sanctuary.
I'd be over visiting her every day to see them!❤
Monkeys do normally belong in the wild, but monkeys raised by the human hand don't. If that monkey is 18 years old and has been raised in diapers with kisses, plates, cups, utensils and a bed, then putting it in the wild with its kind would almost certainly be an immediate death sentence for it. Study a wild troop and see how they will kill even a baby for eating out of turn. These monkeys know nothing about social order amongst their kind. One mistake can be deadly. Even in a sanctuary those monkeys develop troops with orders/rules. If the monkeys have not bitten anyone or threatened anyone, then just the neighbors being nosey and having their opinions shouldn't be enough for her to have to get rid of them. I do agree that she needs to move to an area where having these monkeys are legal and she should get the proper licensure and permits for them.
She needs to most definitely go to a state where they're allowed as pets but I don't believe that they're good support animals & should not be as they're naturally wild & I imagine it takes a whole lot to care for one of these. I admit that I don't like most macaques or any monkey for that matter aside from Java Macaques & you're correct, these macaques or any wild raised by humans & not taught how to survive amongst their kind usually end up wrecked or dead when they meet their wild kin.
But if it's not legal to own one in that state then she needs to either send them to some sanctuary or move. If I have small children & this crazy lady has some monkeys that are more than capable of causing my children any harm then if be complaining too cause by her standards I can own a pack of African wild dogs & get a note that allows me to own them fir mental & emotional support; I'd prefer an Emu, honey badger , a pack of African wild dogs , hyenas or a pack of wolves is fine too.
@@JessNW0lfG4NG Monkeys are cute. None of our business.
All the things that are foreign to a Monkey; when it was probably bought from a Monkey Mill, and taken from it's Mother as an Infant to go to a woman with Mental Health issues; and she didn't just take ONE, she took THREE!!! If not for anything else, at least have empathy for this animals that's lost it's natural life for a selfish woman! She could have bought a cat!
@@dare-er7sw So are Bears.... but we shouldn't keep one as a pet!
@Conway Twitter no. People need to keep their filthy hands off monkeys. It's cruel. They don't belong with people. They are not pets or toys
Not because of you can change the whole law. Ban those animal
Well, first of all, the ADA does not recognize primates as support animals. That doctors letter is no different than if your mom wrote you a note. She must follow whatever the law says. She has many more now. I bet that neighbor is really pissed now.
Yes it does, they have been training 2 types of monkeys as support animal's for people with all types of issues including seizures. The primates have been more accurate at seizure predictions than dogs.
@@catheyahannas3240 no it doesn't. I do this for a living. Primates are not recognized as service animals under the ADA.
@@catheyahannas3240 link to these statistics?
Cause I highly doubt that.
@@catheyahannas3240 macaques do not make hood pets. It's one thing to care for them in a sanctuary as well as giving them their own space but they make horrible pets. They need constant care, training is most definitely not easy & they're meant to be free, not stuck in someone's house, it's a wild animal. If they were such great support animals then we'd be seeing these cases more often.
@GSReaperwolf72 In nevada they been training monkeys for disabled ppl for like 50 years so far or longer, they train them and they live with disabled ppl and help them with their daily living skills.idk where this lady lives if it's a legal state than I don't see the problem
She has a crappy neighbor
She is a crappy human
Yep...indeed.
Get a kitty!!
@@JooneyTralala Go live in a zoo!
It does really help people. And now they've been training the capuchin monkeys to help with quadriplegics. There is a Stephen King movie from the 80s called Monkey Shines. I believe that was a name but yeah this guy is injured and the monkey comes in his trying to help him and stuff that was a long time ago and now they've really gotten it down they're pretty cool they're take care of the people that Defender people you'll see some that whenever I violent like I said someone comes at the owner like look at those guys there they love her and it is easy to train them if you start from the beginning. I've seen this guy in Vietnam and he's got one he trained called yo-yo and it was like the most behaved most chill just nice little guy. Yeah there's a thing too when they've been raised around humans and been around humans you cannot just go and throw them out at a jungle or anywhere else because the other monkeys will rip them apart ones out in a while know how to fight they've had to fight through their lives and they get jealous. Actually you know if you look into it pretty much any animal get jealous. And when I've been raised by people they just don't know how to do the mannerisms The Sounds there's a lot of different things knowing how to look smack knowing how to submit themselves there's a lot for them to learn before they can even go out into the jungle. Worst thing you could ever ever do to an animal is take a monkey that's raised by humans and go throw it out in a wild or stick it in the zoo with other animals that are really wild monkey that cannot communicate right is going to get shredded by the other monkeys there's endless videos on it he's lovely Cambodian guys with their long tails and pigtails. But also you guys should not worry about this as much as you should worry about the government who has all sorts of monkeys like this and every state pretty much and their experimenting using every horrible and nasty toxic poison acid medication everything you can think of the test and on these kind of animals cuz they're closest they can get to a human. Sometimes my own government makes me so sick.
I agree with you, especially knowing they have always experimented on humans and still do. There's a reason why we keep having these people suddenly having "ideas and voices"to go pew pew up a school. And the cancer and people just dropping everywhere. Our government doesn't care about our health and safety and everything we've been taught were lies.
Have you considered using punctuation literally one long run on sentence
Shouldn't be allowed to have them. They have there teeth and can be aggressive .
Lmao your an idiot humans are the most dangerous thing in fact we cause more harm to monkey than they do us you moron. Take a look at all the monkey abuse channels
Yeah, like a cat or dog isn't the exact same thing...
@@chuckdeuces911 LMAOOOO you fo know that these things carry diseases even from the moment they're born.
You're literally comparing animals that have been domesticated ages ago to a wild and unpredictable animal who can easily infect you are harm you with ease.
People need to stop comparing these monsters to actual pets. Why do you think many youtubers who have baby macaques let them go before they get big?
Not only are they not cute but they're dangerous wild animals who's bite can be deadly if you end up contracting one the many diseases they carry.
Let us compare animals like house cats and dogs to a wild monkey whos dangerous and has done harm to small pets and toddlers, even infants.
I'd be on her case daily, especially with my kid around.
The day they get loose and start wreaking havoc, anything can go south. They're also not legal in most states.
When using the word as a possessive you spell it "their".
They live over "there". Location. Or sentences like: "There" you go!
Their teeth are sharp so I imagine them escaping and biting me because I do not really know anything about this specific type of monkey's behavior in reality.
Free lesson. You're welcome.
I don't blame her neighbors. Every country macaques are indigenous in have laws against keeping them as pets. The laws are meant to protect the public. Macaque monkeys have been known to come into homes and kidnap human infants. One female macaque kidnapped a baby right out of the mother's kitchen in India. The baby's body was found in the bottom of a well. From birth they carry disease. It is impossible to toilet train a macaque monkey. Their behavior is highly unpredictable. They have the reasoning power of a three year old human but are much stronger than a man.
Sources?
@@bobcat24 Ive deat with macaques in Thaiand. nasty creatures. very dangerous too. look at the teeth.
I’m pretty sure your thinking of apes not monkeys. Big difference.
Why can't people let others live the life they choose. There's always a nosy person wanting to take down another person. So sad.
Exactly I feel the same way
Because it’s harmful to monkeys. A human is incapable of meeting a monkeys needs despite even the best of intentions.
I’m afraid that these are dangerous animals.
Neighbors are stupid crazy and don’t know shit about bonding with animals. Clearly these monkeys are loved, trained and harmless. She loves them and they Love her. Leave the woman alone because clearly these monkeys give her the support and Love she needs
That monkey isn't bother anybody
.... yet!
Not every law is moral. These people are disgusting for trying to take away her support animals.
No, she was clearly in the wrong for bringing a primate into an area where it's illegal to have one. Next time get a dog.
@Brian Stafford I posted this comment a year ago dude...
@Brian Stafford "wahhhh!" - you
Two years later your comment is way off. It is not legal to own a macaque in the states, they're not support animals neither, they're wild animals who are very dangerous.
Moral or not, it's about safety, the safety of the community and the safety of the macaques (not that I care about macaques in general).
It's a bunch of BS, a doctors order or note that overrides law?
BS
Also until you decide to pay their mortgage I would not say a word about disgusting people cause she's not your neighbor,; you may be fine with a neighbor having a wild disease carrying animal next door but that doesn't apply to all of us. They're simply disgusting and dangerous.
Omg what a nightmare!
Animal cruelty to take them away from their human mother.
Think about that.
There are sanctuaries where they can FINALLY get out of diapers.... play...eat... and live without constantly being reminded that they are owned! They share 92% of our DNA... they know that they are slaves to this woman!
No. It's cruel and inhumane to pretend they are pets.
More cruel to take them from their actual mother.
Did the monkeys get all it’s shots?
Crazy lady
Jealous the neighbors are
Disgusting creatures
Yes humans are!
Amen to that lady hope she wins. Monkeys can be great support animals for the right people and all y’all saying they can be dangerous are stupid as fuck humans are way more dangerous are cause way more damage than any monkey will and yes they have canines so do dogs. Grow up ! Monkeys in the right environment won’t hurt anybody and their in the lady’s home. Seriously some people need to grow up
It's a wild animal, no debate about it. Illegal means they're illegal to own. People would understand if she owned plenty of land for them to be outside in huge enclosure for any macaque to get some mental stimulation but honestly you sound stupid af when you compare a dog to a damn monkey.
Has this monkey gotten any kind of shots? Does she visit a vet to care for that thing regularly? What if it did get loose and bit someone's kid?
This not the exact same thing as owning a cat or dog. I hope one of your neighbors eventually owns a pack of wild African dogs and let's them loose around your neighborhood to see how safe you'd feel. If more than one neighbor has am issue with her owning an illegal and dangerous animal than that's the end of that, she can move somewhere it is legal to own cause laws should not be bent in her favor.
Dogs make great support animals & many others but not a damn wild animal.the excuses you people come up with and the goofy comparisons is insane, makes you sound like a nut job.
Do your research on macaques, the dangers of owning them and species status before talking nonsense. You obviously don't know a damn thing and these things don't adjust well, they can't be domesticated and shouldn't be neither. We'd have some serious beef if that were my neighbor & if anyone felt froggy then they can pull up.
We're discussing a nasty disease carrying animal and you're making the stupidest of comparisons.
Yah people are uneducated and yet arrogant. They think they should have authority over other people's personal lives. It would not even affect any neighbors just help this lady but people like to act on their ignorant fears and would have the monkeys taken away. Do enough research on this type of monkey to see how very harmless they would be in reality before you decide to push your authority over others. The stump tailed ones are the aggressive ones. She mentions having decades experience training monkeys at home too. This guy is acting on imagination and fear just having seen one outside. People like this wreck lives with their stupidity.
You're the one who is dumb as fuck. It doesn't matter what environment you put them in. THEY ARE WILD. Wild animals are UNPREDICTABLE. Stupid ass humans trying to tame wild animals.
Make her give them up. They are wild and not trained either. They aren't trainable
The hell they aren’t lol
@@MichaelMyers-pj2uk they're not trainable and if they're trained it's usually through fear or torture.
U have to put in A LOT of work for any animals. And they definitely seem trained. And for the old punk, how many humans carry hepatitis??? Cats can catch rabies. Oh snap and now humans CARRY COVID!!!! To have a well behaved primate that’s A LOT of work. And she’s had that one for 8 years. Could u imagine the trauma not only for the women but the monkeys. They are used to her. To take them from her is just cruel for both. It would be great if her neighbors would stop being jerks. But he sounds like a Karen
Well, neighbors can be jerks, however, monkeys are not always friendly to strangers and if I was her neighbor I would want to be assured that if she is allowed to keep them that the monkeys will never be outside without a leash, preferably caged securely. If she is in an area where keeping a giant cage in her yard is not allowed she should move to some place where she can do that. Monkeys ARE dangerous animals. I would want the same assurance for any animal, dogs included.
Do some research. The hepatitis that primates carry is lethal to humans. Maybe she should move to a place with some acreage so she can keep her monkeys. She is obviously good with them, especially when they hit sexual maturity....she has all her fingers and her nose.
Well it is a wild animal and dangerous one at that. They're notorious for carrying herpes B which can be deadly to humans.
Difference between humans is that these things can bite & will bite if they want to which could lead the victim to contracting the disease and the many others it carries.
You can't compare domesticated animals & humans to a dangerous wild animal. Charla Nash ended disfigured by a trained Chimp & chimps are way smarter than these rats.
If you're not running a sanctuary & if it's illegal in your state then you shouldn't have them.
Leave her alone this is sad and ridiculous those end up being her babies and they end up loving her just as much ppl need to mind their own business and keep their nose in there ass I pray she can keep her monkeys they become family
Leave her alone
They aren't made for security. They get mean not she has their teeth pulled.
They need to leave that lady alone
The next door neighbor that not like it. He sues her. He has nor heart this old gieser.
EMOTIONAL SUPPORTD HAVE NO RIGHTS THEIR JUST PETS PEOPLE
Why can’t you just get a dog ?
They don’t look dangerous to me . She keeps them contained so what’s the big deal. If they get loose by accident, go back in your house until she locks them back up! This is ridiculous people. They are pets and they won’t just attack you for no reason! People need to mind their own business the monkey owners don’t tell you what to keep in your house, if you don’t like it, move!
So ridiculous how people are acting. Just stay away from her house should she invite you over.
@@Dina1111C really I agree!
Move to Texas, it is legal to own them.
What state is this? What state does this lady live in I have PTSGI really wantna move out of Illinois and I was wondering what states you could have a pet monkey in Twitter especially you could get that kind of assistance I have PTSD and aspergers and people don't understand me and I have a lot of issues with them and you know I try to be polite and helpful and a lot of people even Start to hate on me and cause issues I've had problems with school and at work places at the same time a lot people say you're a normal fine guy you're not causing any problems you don't see anything wrong with me but there's Always people that pick at anybody who's different I'm not that different to some people but the others the way I speak just I don't know you don't understand the experts I'm intelligent but I don't have social skills but I'm great with animals. I would really really love to help a rescue center or help or rescue monkey I'm looking for a new State to start my life I'm so tired of Illinois all the people and reasons I' Stayed in the state and never left was for family who don't treat me like family anymore anyways. No monkeys are illegal no annoy I don't know where this newscast was from where this lady lives at?
YOU CAN HAVE A COCKROACH LICENSE AS AN EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMAL... YOU GET THEM ONLINE TOO.. SO THATS CRAP TO USE THAT EXCUSE
Gross !!!! and they still have their canines so they can bite anyone.
Umm dogs you idiot ?? Ohh I’m sorry they have canines too
@@MichaelMyers-pj2uk I mean canines teeth.
@@Jgarcia68 he gets it, what he is saying is dogs have canines too and they are usually twice as big..
Always hating on others 😤 Why dont he keep his sticky beak OUT!! Dogs are so called 'domesticated', hell, you'll even sleep with them in your damn beds.....BUT THAT DONT STOP THEM BEING DANGEROUS does it. Even cats too! Cant stand nosey neighbours 🤬...social skills huh!
They will ...they are rats ...rats...rats....find a good dog
Your delusional Nice vocabulary Karen
Awww. Monkeys are your cousins
Reminds me of the movie Monkey Shines. I'm sure this will end the same as that movie. LOL!
If you think she shouldn't have her pets, youre just the kind of person who wants to control your neighbors.
She needs therapy, not extra pets.
@@satyricon65 Are you a doctor? Cause her doctor that she already sees for therapy says this helps her.
@@RebelGorilla7384 You don't have to be a doctor to see that she hasn't dealt with her PTSD in a healthy way.
Excuse me, but what the hell does the illegal keeping of wild primates have to do with wanting to control your neighbors? We're talking about a toque (bonnet) macaque, an animal that has to wear a diaper because it can't be litter trained, an animal that regardless of how cute some people think they are, packs a mean bite and carries a strain of hepatitis that is lethal to humans, an animal that no matter how much she or anyone else thinks it is trained, never forgets how it was taken from its mother and has the ability to be shifty, conniving, vengeful and harbor resentment, an animal that despite anyone's best efforts to train it, is not domesticated and isn't permanently trainable. There's a reason she has that cage in her home... And that's because she is housing a dangerous animal and she knows it. Animals like this don't make good pets or emotional support animal. If she needs an animal to take care of her emotional needs because she isn't capable of doing it herself, and personally I think she's full of shit, she could have much more easily secured a dog than going through the miles of red tape that she had to to get a monkey, nevermind the fact that she's just feeding the illegal pets machine. And don't kid yourself either... At some point this monkey was either snatched from its mother's arms in a monkey breeding factory, or its mother was intentionally killed in the wild, making it an orphan. One important thing about monkeys is that they are fiercely protective of their offspring and never let go of them without a fight. Also, they must be taken from their mother within a few weeks of birth, otherwise it's all but guaranteed that their training will be a complete failure.
No, this isn't about controlling your neighbors. It's about making them adhere to the same laws that the rest of us do. Monkeys are illegal to privately own in most places in the US for many reasons, and you'd better believe that if one of her neighbors applied for a permit to keep a dangerous, wild primate for an emotional support animal, they would be rejected and reminded about why it's illegal to own one at all.
@@sped6954 nice novel you wrote there. it'd be a shame if some stranger on youtube didn't read your nonsense.
To ignorance of some people. They're just not educated enough to understand and for the gentleman to say ,
" they're wild animals they belong in the zoo" .... what an oxymoron.
Omg I gurantee they prob got there vaccination.most people not all most care like there family includes medical care.
I live in a state they are legal .I live in the country 30 acres of you neede to foster until let me know .I would absolutely love it like u would .I have been trying to save for long time it's the only thing I want to have to love like my only life bucket list nothing else.. just when I think I will be able to have enough something needs it .like helping my gkids finiacially so I prob won't ever get to buy a baby but if one has been raised rather permeant or foster please think about me .I would make sure you are extremely day to day visit zoom whatever let me know
How will she know you're not a social media monkey killer though?
So you want to buy a baby monkey that has been ripped from its mother right after birth just because you want one? Monkeys are social creatures and don't do well without other monkeys around.
What type of macaque is that?
Pigtail I think.
@@lbar9720 no she's a bonnet macaque ... the owner says so @0:41
abused neglected macaque
As a law abiding citizen and person who know a little of what companion animal can do for mental health, I hope that she can convince her neighbors and it will all be a win-win situation.
She is ABUSING the system and you know it. This is exactly why the legitimate concept of "emotional support companions" is going to be eliminated.
It isn't a matter of convincing the neighbors. The town has an ordinance banning the keeping of primates. They shouldn't be there in the first place, and she had to have known that it was her responsibility to check the laws regarding the keeping of primates. The legal hurdles that she faced when she first got them would have been a nightmare, and you'd better believe that she knew it was illegal to bring them into that town. I'm curious to know why she moved in the first place. Not that there's anything wrong about moving... But did her previous neighbors run her off? Did they feel the same about her monkeys that her new neighbors do, and make living there as unpleasant for her as they could?
As far as an emotional support animal is concerned, why couldn't she just get a dog? What's wrong inside that doctor's head that he's on board with a monkey being a good candidate for a companion?
@@sped6954 There are too many laws period. If there is no victim, there is no crime and no need for punishment and law enforcement to be involved.
@@RebelGorilla7384
I'm not sure what point you're trying to make, but regardless of whether or not there are too many laws, you still have to adhere to them. You don't get to just shove the ones aside that you don't think should apply to you. You don't get to break them just because you're not emotionally secure enough to stand on your own. If you have a legitimate medical condition that makes a particular law detrimental to your physical health, you file for a waiver.
Knowing the legal hurdles she had to cross to keep a monkey in her previous home, if it was even legal to own it there, she knew that if she wished to keep her monkey, she had to check the laws in that town before moving the monkey to her new home. She probably checked into it, found out it was illegal and said "screw it, I already have it so I'm keeping it and they can all go pound sand."
@@RebelGorilla7384
Wait a second... I see it now. What you're saying is that if you don't think a certain law applies to you, then as long as there isn't a victim, you can just break that law without fear of punishment.
So if I'm running late for work one morning, then because I'm late the law shouldn't apply to me, and if I'm traveling at 90MPH I can just use the no one got hurt excuse to excuse my behavior if a police officer pulls me over. For that matter, since I don't think the law should apply to me, I shouldn't be required to even stop for the officer at all.
I want one I’m jealous
You people are sick, they are not pets. If people can have disease carrying vermin like macaques then I want a wolf or rhino as a support pet.
@@susankebodeaux2184 show me the abuse and don’t say taking it from its mother, you do that with every pet of every kind at 6 to 8 weeks, why is ok to take a puppy or kitten but not a monkey? Sit down and shut up now
@Angela-vu9tt you work as a customer service rep dont you
@Angela-vu9tt there was no point in giving you any other response, it’s a waist of time to argue with someone that thinks they know the best for everything and or everyone.
@@Fred-gi4uzthey are just stupid as f*ck🤣
I thought it was " live and let live" in USA!!
LMAO!
Bonnet macaques are actually very easygoing compared to other macaques as well as a bit smaller. I’ve had one as a rescue for a while now and she’s still a sweetheart of a monkey.
Edit: I only have one, I can’t imagine having more than one of them since they are a good bit of work(especially since mine was a rescued “exploited” baby monkey.)