OK, so if you’ve fallen in love with Punch the Monkey online like I have, you’re not alone, because right here in Southern Indiana, one bakery is turning that love into something sweet. Adrian’s bakery is selling Punch the Monkey cookies and *** portion of the proceeds is going to help the monkey. At the Louisville Zoo. The owner says she’s always loved monkeys and even teared up when she first saw Punch, like many of us did. Now, the community is showing up in *** big way. I only made like 48 and we’re actually having to double that and probably by Saturday triple that. So if you want to help the monkeys, it might start with just buying *** cookie.
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If you’ve fallen in love with Punch the Monkey, you’re not alone.The little monkey has taken the internet by storm after he was rejected by his mother and turned to a stuffed monkey to keep him company.In Southern Indiana, one bakery is turning Punch the Monkey love into something sweet. Adrienne and Company Bakery in Jeffersonville, Indiana, is selling Punch the Monkey cookies, and a portion of the proceeds is going to help the monkeys at the Louisville Zoo.Jeffersonville is just outside of Louisville, Kentucky.The owner says she’s always loved monkeys, and even teared up when she first saw Punch. And it looks like she’s not the only one in the area touched by his story.“You know, we charge $3 per cookie, and I only made like 48, and we’re actually having to double that. And probably by Saturday to double that. So yeah, I think that the more that people, you know, are sharing that on Facebook right away, last night, when I put the post on to get Punch on monkey cookies, we had like 300 likes right away, so it’s going to probably be in the thousands,” owner Adrienne Holland said.
If you’ve fallen in love with Punch the Monkey, you’re not alone.
The little monkey has taken the internet by storm after he was rejected by his mother and turned to a stuffed monkey to keep him company.
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In Southern Indiana, one bakery is turning Punch the Monkey love into something sweet.
Adrienne and Company Bakery in Jeffersonville, Indiana, is selling Punch the Monkey cookies, and a portion of the proceeds is going to help the monkeys at the Louisville Zoo.
Jeffersonville is just outside of Louisville, Kentucky.
The owner says she’s always loved monkeys, and even teared up when she first saw Punch. And it looks like she’s not the only one in the area touched by his story.
“You know, we charge $3 per cookie, and I only made like 48, and we’re actually having to double that. And probably by Saturday to double that. So yeah, I think that the more that people, you know, are sharing that on Facebook right away, last night, when I put the post on to get Punch on monkey cookies, we had like 300 likes right away, so it’s going to probably be in the thousands,” owner Adrienne Holland said.
