Monkeys don’t have to help people medically. They could also help them emotionally. Take Craig Cook as an example. In a car crash, Cook became quadriplegic. He had lost his fiancée and her son, his future career as a football player, and his ability to move. He had lost all hope until his friend had found this website, where you could adopt a monkey to help you with your disabilities. Cook looked into this and finally met his new monkey companion, Minnie. Goodwin had wrote in his article, “He contemplated killing himself, but the accident had robbed him of the ability to act on the impulse,” (Jan, 2013). Goodwin also says, “But, he says,‘the longer I’m around Minnie, the more I realise it’s like having a little human coming to live here,’”