Peaceable Primate Sanctuary

Peaceable Primate Sanctuary Peaceable Primate Sanctuary is a non-profit sanctuary for primates retired from medical research.

Peaceable Primate Sanctuary is a non-profit organization that provides a retirement sanctuary for primates that have been used in research or kept as pets. We are home to 43 baboons and macaques, we provide this sanctuary home once studies are completed and the monkeys are no longer needed. We receive no state or federal funding and rely on people generous support to fulfill our mission.

Hello Friends, All we can say is WOW!!! We asked for your help and boy did you deliver, this is just a very small portio...
06/19/2026

Hello Friends,
All we can say is WOW!!! We asked for your help and boy did you deliver, this is just a very small portion of what was donated. We have so many now that we can even replace some of the ones that were barely holding on. The primate caretakers wanted me to thank everyone for the donations. From the bottom of our hearts, đź’• thank you.

Hello friends, We could use some help. The  primate caretakers are in need of some medical scrubs, with all of the hard ...
06/12/2026

Hello friends,
We could use some help. The primate caretakers are in need of some medical scrubs, with all of the hard work that goes into caring for almost 200 retirees you can only imagine the wear that takes place. How can you help? If you are out and about many second hand shops and stores have them or how about approaching a hospital or medical center to find if they have any gently used that they would donate. And to get your attention how about saying “hello” to Winston. All scrubs can be mailed or dropped off to 6415 North 800 West, Winamac Indiana 46996
All sizes and designs are welcome.

https://nprc.org/research/nprcs-lead-collaborative-response-to-cdc-plan-to-retire-approximately-160-macaques/?fbclid=IwZ...
05/30/2026

https://nprc.org/research/nprcs-lead-collaborative-response-to-cdc-plan-to-retire-approximately-160-macaques/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQKNjYyODU2ODM3OQABHqEFTeSEjJDwX41g0Zm2S738gaKSiY4erz0U8fBcJcRKxjP7PcBq0PWvGTTj_aem_sjwQvL1YOn_3COwYTn0aUg #:~:text=NPRCs%20Lead-,Collaborative,-Response%20to%20CDC

Today the NPRCs led a coordinated response to voice concerns about a recent CDC plan to transfer approximately 160 macaques to the Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary. In collaboration with more than 20 scientific, veterinary and biomedical research organizations, institutions and others, the NPRCs sent...

Another great and productive day at the sanctuary as we assist primates as they move “From Research to Retirement”. Toda...
05/08/2026

Another great and productive day at the sanctuary as we assist primates as they move “From Research to Retirement”. Today we provided 2 baboons with physicals, dentals and ultrasounds. In addition, walkways were poured for the new Marion V. Schmidt Welcome Center and we are making
major progress on the outside caging for the new macaque building. Whew!!!! Are you interested in helping our mission? Click below to donate.

https://give.tithe.ly/?formId=0025e397-bfb6-401e-b127-eee7a01bf480&context=modal

Today was lemurpalooza! Our wonderful team of veterinarians, vet-tech, carestaff and vet students provided physicals and...
05/06/2026

Today was lemurpalooza! Our wonderful team of veterinarians, vet-tech, carestaff and vet students provided physicals and dental care to 4 of our lemur retirees. Special thank you to Dr.Iris, LVT Sarah, sanctuary manager Erin and visiting vet students Mary and Markee from UW vet program. Go Team!

We’ve said it before and will say it again. Working closely with our retirement partners and friends benefits all. First...
04/01/2026

We’ve said it before and will say it again. Working closely with our retirement partners and friends benefits all. First, we received foraging challenger balls that break up our retirees day and give them the opportunity to forage for some tasty snacks. Second, we need a way to store all of this fun enrichment, what better way then with new storage bins. We can’t thank our friends enough. HUZZAH!!!

Hello friends, The monkeys are thrilled with their new barrels but they have another ask (they promised, this is it) the...
03/30/2026

Hello friends,
The monkeys are thrilled with their new barrels but they have another ask (they promised, this is it) they would love some CD players. Listening to some music makes your barrel swinging time even more enjoyable. We will also accept used players. Help our retirees rock 🎸 out.

Enjoy your favorite tunes from your CD collection and the airwaves when you bring home the Lonpoo CD Player with Digital FM Radio. This multifunctional unit is the perfect addition to your bedside table and boasts a sleek black finish that is sure to complement your existing decor. Just load it ...

All we can say is WOW!!   You guys did it and we can’t thank you enough. The “barrels of fun” fundraiser was a huge succ...
03/30/2026

All we can say is WOW!! You guys did it and we can’t thank you enough. The “barrels of fun” fundraiser was a huge success, 61 barrels were purchased. The retirees get so much joy from these and they have you to thank. Our heart is full.

Who needs barrels of monkeys you ask, we do!! Actually we need barrels for monkeys, and you can help. Our retirees love ...
03/26/2026

Who needs barrels of monkeys you ask, we do!! Actually we need barrels for monkeys, and you can help. Our retirees love to sit in ( and on) swing and throw them until their hearts content. We can find them locally for $5 ( price of a coffee) how many do you think we can get? Won’t you help us and the retirees have barrels of fun!!!
📸:sanctuary manager Erin and primate caretaker Victoria

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6415 North 800 West
Winamac, IN
46996

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