rescued chimpanzee groups greet each other at Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest

We currently have two separate groups of chimpanzees at the sanctuary - the original group of seven (Burrito, Jody, Missy, Jamie, Annie, Foxie, and Negra) who were rescued from biomedical research in 2008 and the integrated group of nine (Cy, Terry, Dora, Honey B, Terry, Lucky, Willy B, Rayne, and Gordo) who came to us after Wildlife Waystation in California closed.

This video shows how the react when they see each other.

Note: go to the blog or website to communicate with the sanctuary! We turned off commenting on our YouTube videos. Foxie Chimpanzee loves troll dolls, but her human caregivers don't love internet trolls.

Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest is against the use of chimpanzees in the entertainment, pet, and biomedical industries. We do not believe chimpanzees belong in captivity. The reality is that there are many chimpanzees in captivity who could never live a life in the wild. We, along with other accredited, true sanctuaries, provide a home for these chimpanzees and allow their individual personalities to shine. Learn more about the chimpanzees, the sanctuary, and our philosophy on our website and daily blog. https://linktr.ee/chimpsnw https://ChimpsNW.org