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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I thought you already had one, don't you send him out to work every day.
Seriously though, it isn't illegal providing you hold a licence as provided under the "Dangerous Wild Animals Act" and you have to comply with certain planning regulations and you have to hold insurance to cover you against claims caused by damage to other peoples property by said animals and you have to adhere to other conditions as contained within the act.
Other than that and provided you have several thousand pounds to go out and buy one then there is nothing stopping you. Good Luck. :-)
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Animals_and_Nature/Question91746.html
See this previous post.
Any road up, I'm sure you are not really serious.
Wasn't there a report recently where a zoo keeper or trainer was attacked and had his face and ears ripped off by a chimp. Not very nice but it does demonstrate as everyone has said that they are not suitable as pets.
However, you could probably help by sponsoring a chimp. Most zoos, the WWF, RSPCA etc have a sponsorship programme of some kind. Just google animal sponsor.
well i would have it from a baby, and take really good care of it. i know its never gonna happen but its always been my dream, i think i would rarther look after them then have them caged up or worse, captured and killed.
and yes when i was a baby i had a picture taken with 1 but i was only a yr old so i cant remember it. i think the whole chimp obsession stems back from the sub-consious memory of somthing. thanx for the info n e ways. xxx