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- The shelters used for the three ring-tailed lemurs was a plastic dog feeder with no bedding and no windbreak. - The shelter used for the spider monkey was a plastic barrel with no bedding and no windbreak. - The shelter for the macaque was a plastic barrel with no bedding and no windbreak. Low temperatures listed for the city of the facility were recorded as 47 degrees F for Tuesday, and 44 degrees F for Wednesday night. Plastic shelters have no insulative value to protect from the cold. Outdoor housing facilities for nonhuman primates must provide adequate shelter from the elements at all times. It must provide protection from the sun, rain, snow, wind, and cold, and from any weather conditions that may occur. Appropriate shelter must be provided to all nonhuman primates for the comfort of the primates. The shelter must safely provide heat to the nonhuman primates to prevent the ambient temperature from falling below 45 °F to protect the nonhuman primates from discomfort from the cold. All nonhuman primates housed outside must be provided sufficient shelter for the elements and safely provide heat if temperatures fall below 45 degrees F. To be corrected by October 1, 2023