DALLAS — The two emperor tamarin monkeys that were stolen from the Dallas Zoo last month were seen running around in their enclosure Monday after being released from quarantine.
The monkeys, Bella and Finn, were declared missing on Jan. 30 after police said their habitat had been cut. They were found alive the next day inside a closet in a vacant home in Lancaster.
Although the initial goal was to quarantine Bella and Finn for about two weeks, the seclusion lasted nearly three.
