Dorothea Meyer takes care of the breeding of endangered animals in northern German Osnabrück. In addition to garden sleepers and foxes, she also pulls out a baby monkey in her private house. To be close to the baby like a mother, she has even banished the husband from the home bedroom. Like a human child, the baby is first fed with the bottle, then later with fresh vegetables. Also for enough sleep is taken care of. When the monkey baby starts to run, it comes into an initially smaller cage with climbing possibilities. Later in a larger cage and then in an enclosure, where it can develop with other conspecifics. If the ape baby is fully grown, it will find a comfortable, species-appropriate accommodation in one of the numerous zoos in Germany.

Dorothea Meyer takes care of the breeding of endangered animals in northern German Osnabrück. In addition to garden sleepers and foxes, she also pulls out a baby monkey in her private house. To be close to the baby like a mother, she has even banished the husband from the home bedroom. Like a human child, the baby is first fed with the bottle, then later with fresh vegetables. Also for enough sleep is taken care of. When the monkey baby starts to run, it comes into an initially smaller cage with climbing possibilities. Later in a larger cage and then in an enclosure, where it can develop with other conspecifics. If the ape baby is fully grown, it will find a comfortable, species-appropriate accommodation in one of the numerous zoos in Germany.