In this undated picture offered by the Palm Beach Zoo, Kali, a 12-year-old uncommon Goeldi’s monkey, rests on a branch at an enclosure at the zoo, in West Palm Beach, Fla.&Cops in Florida watch for the monkey that was taken Monday, Feb. 11, 2019, from the zoo. Zoo president Margo McKnight stated Goeldi’s monkeys are”significantly demanded for the prohibited animal trade. “(Palm Beach Zoo through AP)

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.– Kali, the 12-year-old unusual Goeldi’s monkey reported taken from the Palm Beach Zoo, has actually been discovered safe.

West Palm Beach cops stated on Twitter Wednesday early morning that”Kali is house!”which they’ll offer more information quickly.

Detectives brought the Goeldi’s monkey back to the zoo prior to midnight which she seems in excellent condition, zoo president and CEO Margo McKnight stated in a press release sent out Wednesday early morning.

The monkey weighs around 1 pound (0.45 kg)and needs a specialized diet plan along with anti-inflammatory medication.

A zookeeper found the monkey missing out on early Monday. Security video revealed an individual strolling on the zoo’s border about that exact same time. Authorities stated there were indications of break-in in Kail’s environment.

Zoo authorities are”grateful for the enthusiastic and solid cops and investigators officers”who looked for Kali, McKnight stated.

A$ 6,000 benefit had actually been provided for Kali’s safe return.