The Israeli Monkey Shelter Fund

Monkey sanctuary in the central region of the country, and since 1996, this sanctuary has collected and rescued monkeys from research laboratories and from places where they used to live in harsh conditions, and worked to rehabilitate them and provide them with a natural environment. Although most of the reserve area is closed to visitors so that the monkeys can live a normal life, there are tours organized in which visitors can see some of the monkeys residing in the association and learn about the activities of the charity.