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Project Chimps Sanctuary Opens New “Chateau” for Retired Research Chimpanzees

By Project Chimps | October 3, 2019

interior room with fire hose ropes and hammocks for chimps

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 former research chimps moved into the new residence, led by 220-pound “gentle giant,” Kareem.

Chimps Living in Harmony

By Leslie Wade | August 30, 2019

Group of six chimpanzees sitting on a wood climbing structure outdoors

Project Chimps’ facilities team, care staff, and dedicated volunteers have been working tirelessly to make the south yard of the outdoor habitat a fun and enriching place for the former research chimpanzees in our care. Their hard work was worth it – the chimps are thriving outdoors. And they’re having a blast!

World Chimpanzee Day 2019 – How Will You Celebrate?

By Project Chimps | July 13, 2019

This World Chimpanzee Day, July 14th, 2019, we invite you to join us in celebrating all things chimp. Largely thanks to Dr. Goodall, we now know that chimpanzees have individual personalities and are extremely capable of rational thought and emotions. How will you celebrate World Chimpanzee Day?

News: New Life for Former Research Chimps

By Leslie Wade | August 21, 2018

“On a sunny Tuesday in May, 11-year-old Hercules made a brave move and ventured outside alone. He moved slowly at first, looking at the ground and shaking his head before walking across 2 acres of forest to observe the sights and sounds around him. Not far behind him was Leo, also 11, who ran forward…