Emergencies Ministry officers caught in Kaluga escaped monkey

Experienced zoo volunteers came to the rescuers, as the animal moved lightning fast across the tree.

Going into traps, as well as to the hostess, the primate was not going to.

The owner of the exotic was near the “cordoned off” tree in a state of alcoholic intoxication. The woman immediately started a fight and a fight.

A few hours later, the primate surrendered.

The head of the Phoenix Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Veronika Matyushina, reminded that monkeys are included in the list of animals that are forbidden to keep in apartments and houses.

Earlier, “MK in Kaluga” wrote that unauthorized landfills were found in several forests of the Kaluga region.