BUAV’s new undercover investigation

BUAV: We went undercover at the world’s largest breeding farm for monkeys – Nafovanny in Vietnam – and found shocking evidence of terrible conditions and breached standards. Nafovanny holds up to 30,000 macaque monkeys at a time and is little more than a factory farm, designed to produce as many monkeys for the international research industry as quickly as possible.

We found that the farm supplies macaques to Huntingdon Life Sciences here in the UK – and that it breaches the international guidelines on primate care with which the UK Government is supposed to ensure that they comply...

Source: Monkey Business
Author: BUAV

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