JUSTIN Bieber’s pet monkey is being sent to live in a German zoo – after the chart idol decided against coming to its rescue.

JUSTIN Bieber’s pet monkey is being sent to live in a German zoo – after the chart idol decided against coming to its rescue.

The 20-week-old monkey has spent the last few months at an animal shelter, and bosses will attempt to bill teen titan Justin for its care.
The total cost is expected to exceed several thousands of dollars.
The Munich shelter has also blasted Justin for keeping Mally as a pet, insisting the animal shouldn’t have been separated from his mother until he was at least a year old.
Erratic Justin had insisted his exotic pet accompany him on a transatlantic flight to Munich while on tour, breaking Germany’s strict health laws.

Ladbrokes had offered odds of 4/6 that the singer would leave Mally in quarantine past deadline.

Authorities have now filed legal documents to transfer ownership of the capuchin monkey, who is expected to be moved to an unspecified zoo.
Germany's environmental minister Peter Altmeier said: “Monkeys are very sociable animals.
“That's why we're going to take Mally to a place where he can live safely and in the company of others.”

The Baby star’s mammal mate Mally was seized by officials in March when Justin turned up in Munich without the required vaccination and import documents.
He was given until yesterday to provide the paperwork but failed to meet the deadline.