A small monkey wearing a winter coat and a diaper wanders around at an IKEA in Toronto. Photo / AP
A small monkey wearing a winter coat and a diaper wanders around at an IKEA in Toronto. Photo / AP
A woman whose pet monkey was found wandering in an Ikea parking lot is protesting at a Toronto Animal Services office as part of her efforts to get him back.
Yasmin Nakhuda alleges the tiny primate was illegally taken from her by animal control officials and moved to a sanctuaryin Sunderland, Ontario, where he now lives.
She is due in court Thursday to try to get an interim order to have "Darwin" returned to her.
About 15 supporters are protesting with her Wednesday, chanting "free Darwin."
Her lawyer, Ted Charney, says he has been told the sanctuary plans to ask for the case to be adjourned today.
