Reuters: Oddly Enough: Canada's "Ikea monkey" to spend Christmas at sanctuary

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Canada's "Ikea monkey" to spend Christmas at sanctuary Dec 21st 2012, 19:30 Yasmin Nakhuda leaves court after being denied custody of her famed pet monkey Darwin in Oshawa, Ontario December 21, 2012. Nakhuda was awarded visitation rights but denied them. Police were called to an Ikea store on the afternoon of December 9, 2012 in Canada's most populous city after the monkey broke loose from its cage and began running around a parking area. The monkey is currently being held at an animal sanctuary near Sunderland Ontario. It is illegal in the city of Toronto to keep exotic pets. Credit: Reuters/Fred Thornhill

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