Capuchin Monkeys for Sale

Please allow us to assist you in locating your next newborn capuchin monkey, but before, let’s make sure you’re prepared for this lifetime commitment. Capuchins demand a lot of care and attention and are unpredictable, expensive, and destructive. You’ll need to purchase a companion monkey if you’re not home all the time because they are sociable creatures with a 45-year lifespan. When your monkey is a baby, you can travel with them, but as they get bigger, it will be impossible because it is so difficult to locate a monkey sitter. Finding a local veterinarian who will take care of your capuchins might also be very difficult.

because capuchins are among the most fascinating species of primates. They enjoy playing for hours and are extremely intelligent. While they have a tendency to be mischievous, they are intelligent enough to recognize when they have done something wrong and will gladly exchange a cuddle for the chance to get away with their misdeeds. Do extensive study before looking for capuchin monkeys for sale.

Cost of Capuchin monkeys

Baby capuchin monkeys can be expensive, let’s go over the most commonly asked questions by people looking to buy a baby capuchin monkey as a pet.

How much does a capuchin monkey cost?
Where can I find a free capuchin monkey rehome?
Can I sell my capuchin monkey for a rehome fee?
Why are capuchin monkeys popular pets?
Can I potty train a capuchin monkey?
Do capuchin monkeys bite?
Do capuchin monkeys and kids mix?
Should I get my baby capuchin monkey from a breeder or broker?
Is it legal to keep a capuchin as a pet monkey?
Can capuchin monkeys get diabetes?
What should I feed my capuchin monkeys?

Where can I find a free capuchin monkey rehome?

Several individuals contact us inquiring as to whether or not they can adopt an elderly free capuchin monkey. They claim to have a void in their hearts that needs to be filled and that they have always desired a monkey but have never really been able to purchase one.

Although capuchins for sale are pricey, so is their upkeep. Although free rehomings do occasionally become available, it is quite unlikely and not recommended for a first-time primate owner to adopt a capuchin monkey. Remember that many times individuals rehome animals because they struggled to care for their primates in the beginning.

You won’t be able to read a primate’s body language until you have a lot of expertise with them, and you’ll probably end up harmed. Individuals who rehome their capuchin frequently still feel a great attachment with the animal and want what is best for the primate, thus they almost always look for more seasoned primate owners to take on the responsibility of caring for their capuchin.

If you ever see an advertisement for a free rehome, ignore it. Scammers will always ask you to pay a rehome fee, which is against the law unless you have a USDA license or temporary authorization. Always keep in mind that if anything seems too good to be true, it probably is.