A baby ring-tailed lemur abandoned by its mother has found an unusual new mum, in the form of a stuffed toy cow!
Trelow, born on 20 March, was rejected aged two weeks, so keepers at Folly Farm in Wales decided to raise him by hand, with the help of the soft toy.
Keeper Tim Morphew said: "Young primates grow up clinging to their mum, so I chose the toy which was closest to a lemur, which was a cow."
Tim has to feed Trelow every two hours, night and day.
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