CROW calls on Kloof residents to reunite monkey troop
If you spot the troop of monkeys near Kloof Senior Primary School, contact the animal welfare organisation.
THE Centre for Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) has called on Kloof residents to keep an eye out for a local troop near Kloof Senior Primary School so the animal welfare organisation can reintroduce one of its members.
‘Ouma’, as she has been affectionately nicknamed by CROW, is 14 years old, only has three teeth left and is the oldest monkey in the troop.
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“We are looking to reunite this old female with her troop and desperately needs to find her family if she is to be reintroduced into the wild,” said CROW’s spokesman, Alexandra Kögl.
If you spot the troop, contact CROW on 031 462 1127.
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