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Owner goes to court to get 'Ikea monkey' back
By Maryam Shah, QMI Agency


Ikea Monkey brushes his teeth with Yasmin Nakhuda. (frame grab from YouTube)


TORONTO - A family seeking the return of their “monkid” is vowing to relocate to the deep woods of Ontario in a bid to get him back.

Monkey owner Yasmin Nakhuda is pursuing legal action in order to retrieve her pet — also known as Darwin, the world-famous Ikea monkey — after being “coerced” into surrendering him to Toronto Animal Services following his escape from her car at a North York Ikea store last Sunday.

Her lawyer Ted Charney likened it to having a car towed and not returned after paying the fine.




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