IKEA monkey's owner wants him back Add to ...
The owner of the well-dressed monkey photographed outside a Toronto Ikea this weekend says the tiny primate will be worse off now that he's been taken away by authorities. Yasmin Nakhuda says she's hoping to find a way to get him back.
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