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Who's Who in Dorothy Jo & Tilly Villa?

About This Group

Dorothy Jo and Tilly Villa (DJT) was made possible by the DJ&T Foundation and named for Bob Barker’s wife and mother, both of whom loved all animals. The group is led by alpha Patrick, who looks out for his groupmates while taking a laid-back approach to leadership. You may spot this group in the North Yard of Peachtree Habitat!

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Dorothy Jo & Tilly (DJT) Quick Facts:

Chimp Chatter About This Group:

  • #ChimpChat: Quintin and Brooke

    By Ali Crumpacker | February 1, 2017

    Today’s #ChimpChat is dedicated to the intelligent, energetic, and captivating Quintin. Caregiver Brooke and Quintin have had a special bond ever since Brooke helped move his group of seven male chimps into their new home at the Project Chimps sanctuary last November. Since then, Brooke has continued to build a strong relationship with him. “Quintin is…

  • #ChimpChat: Marlon and Janie

    By Ali Crumpacker | January 18, 2017

    Exuberant, engaging, and effervescent: three words caregiver Janie uses to describe her dear friend, Marlon. If you haven’t guessed it already, today’s #ChimpChat features caregiver Janie talking about male chimpanzee Marlon, who just turned 16 last Sunday! Marlon, the alpha male in a group of seven male chimps, is quite the character. In Janie’s words,…

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Chloe relaxing in the Peachtree Habitat.

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