Bailey's birth behind bars, due to a failed vasectomy, brought mixed emotions. Former breeders Bonnie and Clyde had endured the heartbreak of having their babies repeatedly taken from them. Bailey's accidental arrival provided closure for Bonnie, who had suffered numerous losses. Raised entirely by Bonnie, Bailey enjoyed her devoted care, while Clyde was a vigilant father. Despite his maturity, Bonnie remained protective, rushing to his side in times of trouble and cuddling with him at night. Sadly, when Bonnie suffered a stroke, she had to be moved for specialized care. Bailey stayed close until her peaceful passing.

Meanwhile, Katie, another white-faced capuchin, faced a bleak future as she was being auctioned off to a breeder. Thanks to a compassionate intervention, Katie was saved from this fate, costing her savior $5,000.

Now, Bailey and Katie find joy in each other's company at Jungle Friends. They swing on ropes, play in the trees, and spend time grooming each other, fostering a loving bond.