Monkey Life

I started watching monkey life a few months ago I was so intrigued I could not miss an episode I have laughed and cried throughout all the episodes its amazing what Alison Jeremy and all the staff have done with the primates well done to them all I'm planning to visit soon !!!and see this amazing place and work they all do !!!

I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed Monkey Life. Everybody involved is so committed and dedicated to caring about all the animals' welfare. It was a joy to watch. I felt almost as involved as the keepers and carers. As someone has already said "what a legacy Jim Cronin has left behind him" and Alison, his brave wife is carrying it on.

I do hope that another series is being made. I should love to know how the 88 monkeys from Chile get on and how they adapt to their wonderful new life.

This is the first time I have ever been sufficiently moved by a documentary to put pen to paper. It is a really magnificent program shown with such compassion for the primates, and also with great insight for the viewers to help us understand the animals' feelings and let us feel really involved.

Keep up the good work Alison, you are a treasure. You truly care, like Jeremy and the keepers also, about the animals' happiness and their quality of life.

Please bring us another series.

What a superb show. This show features great insight into the lives and personalities of ALL the monkeys at Monkey World. I found the people interviewed and the narration by Andy Serkis to be a perfect combination to the program. It was amazing to see how different all the primates were. It was very funny at times (Seamus the "mad" monkey) and very sad at times. The program was made all the more poignant by the sudden and very unexpected death of the parks founder, Jim Cronin. His passion for the primates was touching to see. Both he and his wife Alison went to great lengths to help and protect monkeys all around the world. It was heart warming to see how happy the monkeys were once they settled in at the wildlife park and to see what Mr and Mrs Cronin had to go through in order to get the result that would benefit the primates. All the staff were so dedicated and enthusiastic and it certainly rubbed off on this viewer. I found myself eager for the next episode to see how the new additions to the menagerie settled in.

The last episode was a real tear-jerker and the program did end on a very sad note, but what a legacy Mr Cronin has left behind him. Thanks to the work of him and his staff so many amazing monkeys have been rescued and now enjoy a full and happy life.

It gave me an understanding and a fondness I never had before. One of my favourite was Sally, the mothering monkey. She was so maternal with the young orphaned chimps.

Nothing I could write can ever do this program justice. I just want to say thank you to all the people involved for creating such an educational and moving documentary which has completely converted my view of primates.