Chimps move into new home

  • Noel, Ronald and Kareem enjoy lunch as they explore their new home, “The Chateau.”
    Noel, Ronald and Kareem enjoy lunch as they explore their new home, “The Chateau.”
  • Loretta the chimpanzee relaxes on a fire hose in “The Chateau,” Project Chimps’ fifth and largest house at the sanctuary. The chimps moved into their new home October 1.
    Loretta the chimpanzee relaxes on a fire hose in “The Chateau,” Project Chimps’ fifth and largest house at the sanctuary. The chimps moved into their new home October 1.
  • Submitted photo Project Chimps Executive Director Ali Crumpacker gives a tour to a group of volunteers prior to moving 14 mixed-sex chimpanzees into their new house. The chimps were previously used for research purposes but now relax and enjoy life at the Project Chimps sanctuary.
    Submitted photo Project Chimps Executive Director Ali Crumpacker gives a tour to a group of volunteers prior to moving 14 mixed-sex chimpanzees into their new house. The chimps were previously used for research purposes but now relax and enjoy life at the Project Chimps sanctuary.
Forty former research chimpanzees will have a new home in permanent sanctuary as Project Chimps announced the completion of its fifth and largest chimpanzee house called, “The Chateau.”  Fourteen…

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