Postcard: Adopt, Don't Shop | MonkeyCookie

Watching them navigate the streets, their lives are often a struggle for their next meal. They endure the constant fright and danger from passing vehicles, and many succumb to illness and disease. If you're looking for a companion, we encourage you to adopt, not shop. Let these adorable furry friends find their forever homes and end their lives of wandering. ++ MonkeyCookie has consistently donated a portion of its revenue to TNR cat associations and other animal welfare organizations, supporting their efforts to make the world a better place, one small step at a time. / Printed in Taiwan / Size: 15cm x 10.5cm Perfect for your personal collection or for sending to friends and family. Each card is individually sealed in a self-adhesive bag and carefully packaged for shipping. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ⚫ About Orders & Shipping Shipping Hours | Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (excluding weekends and holidays) All items are meticulously packaged before shipment. For faster dispatch, we recommend choosing "FamilyMart" convenience store shipping. If opting for postal service, please provide a valid pick-up location. Tracking codes and invoices will be included in your package. ⚫ Brand Introduction MonkeyCookie's creations are rooted in hand-drawn illustrations. The main character, "Allen the Monkey," is an alien who resembles a monkey. Each illustration carries its own unique story, sharing moments and emotions from a relatable, everyday perspective. The brand was founded in Sydney in 1988. MonkeyCookie established its presence in Taiwan in 2006. ⚫ Creator Introduction Artist Princess Allen's illustrations span diverse fields. In 2013, she published her first Zine, "MonkeyCookie with cats." Her public art installation "The Light in the Flower Shade" can be found at Zhongshan Station (Exit R2) of the MRT. With a rich history of collaborations and creative projects, she has worked with institutions such as the Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, Yingge Ceramics Museum, Taipei Department of Cultural Affairs, Taiwan Power Company, Hanzi Culture Festival, Mandarin Daily News, and Shin Kong Mitsukoshi. Life Philosophy: "Beautiful things are always worth the wait."