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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: Brooke and Arthur

    By Ali Crumpacker | January 4, 2017

    Caregiver Brooke describes 14-year old Arthur as stunning, charming, and enjoyable. She has worked with Arthur for the majority of his month-long residency at the Project Chimps sanctuary. In that time, they have formed quite the connection. “Since I started working with Arthur, his personality has evolved from a shy, timid chimp to a sweet,…

  • #ChimpChat: Joel and Taz

    By Ali Crumpacker | December 28, 2016

    This week’s #ChimpChat features Caregiver Joel talking about his new friend, Taz! As one of the more shy guys, Joel decided to talk about Taz, “to shed some light on a chimp that may be overlooked from time to time due to the other goofy and strong personalities in his group”. “My instant impression of…

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Chloe relaxing in the Peachtree Habitat.

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