Available Primates for Sale
Meet the healthy, carefully socialized primates currently available through Premier Primates. Explore their personalities, species information and placement details below.
Our availability changes throughout the year. Select a primate below to learn more or begin the inquiry process.
Capuchin Monkeys for sale
Intelligent, active and observant, Capuchins require substantial enrichment, secure housing and experienced long-term care.
Available Capuchin Monkeys →
Marmoset Monkeys For Sale
Small but socially and nutritionally complex, Marmosets need specialized feeding, housing, companionship and veterinary support.
Available Marmoset Monkeys →
Squirrel Monkeys For Sale
Curious and highly energetic, Squirrel Monkeys need ample space, regular enrichment and knowledgeable, attentive care.
Available Squirrel Monkeys →Our Care and Placement Commitment
We focus on health, responsible placement and helping approved owners prepare properly.
Health Monitoring
Every available primate receives ongoing observation and appropriate veterinary attention before placement.
Daily Enrichment
Age-appropriate interaction and enrichment help support healthy behavioral and social development.
Owner Guidance
Approved owners receive practical preparation information and continued support after placement.
Healthy Available Primates for Sale
Premier Primates provides information about healthy, socialized and responsibly raised available primates for sale. Our current availability may include Capuchin Monkeys, Marmoset Monkeys and Squirrel Monkeys, depending on the time of year and individual placement requirements.
Each primate is an individual with a distinct personality, activity level and set of care needs. We encourage every prospective owner to research the species carefully before submitting an application.
Learn more about our standards on the Health Guarantee page, or read about our background on the About Premier Primates page.
Responsible Primate Ownership
Primates are intelligent, highly social and long-lived animals. They require specialized housing, nutrition, enrichment, supervision and access to a veterinarian who has experience treating nonhuman primates.
Ownership regulations vary by state, county and city. Prospective owners must confirm that private primate ownership is legal at their exact location and obtain all required permits before making a reservation.
Federal animal-welfare information is available through the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service . Public-health guidance concerning nonhuman primates can be reviewed through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention .
How to Apply for an Available Primate
1. Choose a Primate
Review the available profiles and research the species' long-term care requirements.
2. Verify Eligibility
Confirm local laws, obtain required permits and locate an experienced veterinarian.
3. Submit Your Inquiry
Complete our contact form and provide accurate information about your home and care plans.
Read the complete steps on our Adoption Process page.
Transportation for Approved Owners
Pickup may be available by appointment. Where legally permitted, safe transportation options may also be arranged for approved owners based on the destination, weather, carrier availability and the individual animal's needs.
Visit our Primate Delivery Information page to understand the available transportation methods and preparation requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often are new primates added?
Available primates for sale changes throughout the year. This page should be checked regularly for updated profiles and placement status.
Are the primates socialized?
Each animal receives interaction and enrichment suitable for its species, age, health and individual temperament.
Can you deliver an available primate?
Transportation may be discussed after the applicant has completed screening and confirmed that ownership is legal at the destination.
How do I begin the application?
Select the “Apply” button under the primate you are interested in, or visit our Contact Us page.
