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posted in 06 Nov 2014
Another invader helicopter
helicóptero PR-VDN 429_302x200 Sundays between 10 and 10:30am, this helicopter photographed here stresses the lives of 300 beings, who live living quietly and smoothly in the Sanctuary of the Great Apes and Felines of Sorocaba. Last Sunday, I was with Guga and Emilio on the grounds of "Soccer Camp" and the noise ended angering both,
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posted in 06 Nov 2014
Monti being evaluated
At the request of Judge Alarcon Dario, of the city of Santiago del Estero, Argentina, a group of biologists, veterinarians and human doctors visited chimpanzee Monti in the last 48 hours to assess his situation and recommend or not his transfer to a sanctuary in Brazil. The biologist, Dr. Ivana Rodriguez,
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posted in 06 Nov 2014
Monti being evaluated
At the request of Judge Alarcon Dario, of the city of Santiago del Estero, Argentina, a group of biologists, veterinarians and human doctors visited chimpanzee Monti in the last 48 hours to assess his situation and recommend or not his transfer to a sanctuary in Brazil. The biologist, Dr. Ivana Rodriguez,
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posted in 06 Nov 2014
Monti being evaluated
At the request of Judge Alarcon Dario, of the city of Santiago del Estero, Argentina, a group of biologists, veterinarians and human doctors visited chimpanzee Monti in the last 48 hours to assess his situation and recommend or not his transfer to a sanctuary in Brazil. The biologist, Dr. Ivana Rodriguez,
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posted in 04 Nov 2014
GRASP launches free APP about great apes
GRASP – Great Apes Survival Partnership, an alliance of national governments, conservation organizations, wildlife treaties and UN agencies, led by UNEP and UNESCO, which aims to lift the threat of imiment or medium term extinction faced by the four non human great apes (chimpanzees, gorillas, bononos and orangotanis) has launched an
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posted in 01 Nov 2014
GRASP highlights rescue of animals from Brazilian zoo
Maria e Martin_302x200  GRASP – Great Apes Survival Partnership, an alliance of national governments, conservation organizations, wildlife treaties and UN agencies, led by UNEP and UNESCO, which aims to lift the threat of imiment or medium term extinction faced by the four non human great apes (chimpanzees, gorillas, bononos and orangotanis) highlighted on its
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posted in 31 Oct 2014
Chimps in Sierra Leon Need Help in the Wake of Ebola Outbreak
Feeding-time When the outbreak first began there was much discussion about how the virus can be fostered in animals and transferred to humans through the consumption of bushmeat. But what about the animals who have come into contact with the disease through their human caretakers – or even the animals that have
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posted in 30 Oct 2014
Chinchillas are released in Brazil
Days ago, a group of young activists who fight for animal rights raided a breeding centre of chinchillas, near São Paulo, and freed a group of them, from the thousands of those who are there to be slaughtered and have their skin cut off for coats to be used
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posted in 30 Oct 2014
Monti is in the anteroom of liberation
Monti is perhaps the only chimpanzee prisoner isolated in the same enclosure that survived after 45 years. He is at the Zoo of Santiago del Estero, Argentina, which is about to be closed. i At the request of several organizations, including GAP Project in Argentina, Judge Dario Alarcon is considering his
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posted in 30 Oct 2014
Monti is in the anteroom of liberation
Monti is perhaps the only chimpanzee prisoner isolated in the same enclosure that survived after 45 years. He is at the Zoo of Santiago del Estero, Argentina, which is about to be closed. i At the request of several organizations, including GAP Project in Argentina, Judge Dario Alarcon is considering his
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posted in 28 Oct 2014
Documentary shows the island where chimpanzees who survived lab tests live
They have been used as laboratory guinea pigs, but resisted the diseases and two civil wars The documentary "The Island of the Apes" is the result of a production that went to Liberia to show a region occupied by chimpanzees only. The online magazine Motherboard team visited the country to
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posted in 24 Oct 2014
Rescue completed: all animals are fine and in their enclosures
chimpanze Maria_302x200 Check some photos of the  animals rescued from a zoo  in the northeast of Brazil, who are already in the Sanctuary of the Great Apes and Felines of Sorocaba, in their enclosures. The photos show the truck with the shipping boxes and the chimpanzees Jamaica, Maria das Dores and Martin,
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posted in 21 Oct 2014
Rescue underway: three chimpanzees and two lionesses from a zoo to GAP Sanctuary
Três chimps de Aracajú After a few weeks of preparation, the largest single rescue that Great Apes and Feline Sanctuary of Sorocaba, affiliated to GAP Project, ever made got started today, October 21st.  Three chimpanzees, one male and two females, two lionesses are on track to Sorocaba, after being packed in shipping boxes. The
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posted in 17 Oct 2014
100,000 non-human primates being tortured
unnamed NGO NEAVS, which a few years ago launched the Project R & R to free chimpanzees of medical torture in North American laboratories, is celebrating this week "The Primate Liberation Week". Project R & R, in conjunction with other organizations, including GAP Project, has achieved that NIH -  National Health
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posted in 17 Oct 2014
Human baby taken by chimpanzees
unnamed As the African forests disappear at an unprecedented speed, the communities of free-living chimpanzees are more in touch with human communities. In western Uganda, in Hoima and Bunyoro regions, forests are disappearing at a rate of 8,367 hectares per year. In 15 years there will be no more forests at Ugandan territory,
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