A few people threatening to sue/charge the owner might make the owner more responsible, animal bites and scratches can give all sorts of nasty diseases, not to mention scars and frighten kids.
Not really the monkeys fault since it shouldn't be in an environment like that in the first place. In a best case scenario perhaps the monkey could be given to a zoo once the owner realises what the monkey could cost in a courtcase. Otherwise I think the cops or animal control should take it.
In an accute situation someone ought to wring the creatures neck, assuming it actually is dangerous, some kids don't understand basic things like a cat might scratch you if you pull it's tail etc, then go crying about the mean cat. If it isn't more aggressive than a normal cat say then I think it should be left alone.
Not really the monkeys fault since it shouldn't be in an environment like that in the first place. In a best case scenario perhaps the monkey could be given to a zoo once the owner realises what the monkey could cost in a courtcase. Otherwise I think the cops or animal control should take it.
In an accute situation someone ought to wring the creatures neck, assuming it actually is dangerous, some kids don't understand basic things like a cat might scratch you if you pull it's tail etc, then go crying about the mean cat. If it isn't more aggressive than a normal cat say then I think it should be left alone.
Or a cat - this kitty would be fine for felinotherapy:
