Here is Habou, one of the chimpanzee who arrived at the CCC with many psychological problems. For years he was self mutilating and he had a hard time fitting into any groups. We almost lost hope when he was moved with the teenagers where he still is; thanks to Lobai who decided to befriend him. He’s still a low ranking male but very much liked by the girls, especially Veve who stalk him when she’s in oestrus. Look at his…
Here is a recent photo of the released chimps where you can see on the right Lottie and her beautiful daughter, and on the left her best friend Mama (and a glimpse of Mama’s baby). Would you like to have the privilege to name Lottie’s daughter and therefore help us to keep on monitoring and protecting the group of released chimpanzees? If so, please, go and make a bid on this link, where you could read Lottie’s story as well!…
Annie 2010 (PPF/CCC) Annie equipée de son collier emetteur(PPF/CCC) Grande nouvelle! Le second relâché a eu lieu hier en fin d’après-midi: les 4 nouveaux chimps (Bobo, Rappa, Lola, Annie) sont avec les 5 relâchés en 2008. Ils sont tous ensemble aujourd’hui! Bobo 2011 (PPF/CCC) Tout le monde est prêt! (PPF/CCC) _____________________________________________________________ Great news! The second release happened late yesterday afternoon: the 4 “new” chimps (Bobo, Rappa, Lola, Annie) are with the 5 chimps released in 2008. They are all together…
Un grand et énorme merci au Dr. Andrew Rowan de HSI et au Edith J Goode Residuary Trust Fund pour leur généreux soutien au CCC pour les frais de fonctionnement. De la part des chimps, du personnel et des volontaires, un TRÈS GRAND MERCI! http://www.goodetrust.net/ _______________________________________________ A very warm and heartfelt thank you to Dr. Andrew Rowan from HSI and the Edith J. Goode Residuary Trust Fund for their generous grant to the CCC for its general expenses. On behalf…
The Chimpanzee Conservation Center is accredited by the Pan African Sanctuary Alliance (PASA) as a founding member. Accreditation by PASA requires that a strict code of conduct is respected and followed.
The Chimpanzee Conservation Center is verified by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries (GFAS).