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posted in 14 Dec 2010
Portugal: Imprisoned bears are taken to zoo
A few weeks ago we received one denounce from Portugal of three bears that were living for five years in a Cage after being abandoned by a broke circus in the countryside of Portugal. They lived due to the public charity. Last week good news came from Lisbon: the bears
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posted in 14 Dec 2010
Jack Sanctuary: the 20th of PASA
Third in Comgo In 2006 vandals entered Lububamshi Zoo, at Katanga Province, in Congo, and put fire at the facilities. In a small enclosure there were two young chimpanzees, who had been recently rescued by a French couple -  Franck Chantereau and his wife Roxane. They were initiating a sanctuary
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posted in 14 Dec 2010
Carmen won the sun and a daughter, but her heard did not resist
SAVE THE CHIMPS SANCTUARY Carmen arrived a few months ago at Save the Chimps Sanctuary, in Florida. She left behind a terrible history of torture and insanity. She had been caught in Africa when she was still a baby, maybe in 1972, and she was near 40 years old. In 1975 she entered
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posted in 08 Dec 2010
From Central African Republic to South Africa
JGI-EDEN SANCTUARY, SOUTH AFRICA Claude is about 8 years old, is a young chimpanzee and was abandoned, together with the zoo he was at a location called Bangui, at Central African Republic since 2008. Claude used to be kept in a small cage and was fed due to donations of people from
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posted in 01 Dec 2010
Government of Democratic Republic of Congo return birds to poacher
Last September, Environmental Congolese Authority (ICCN) confiscated 523 grey parrots (the bird that is considered to be the most intelligent one) at the airport. They were ready to be sent to a bird poacher in Singapore, with no official documentation. The birds were sent, in emergency status, to Lwiro Great Primates
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posted in 24 Nov 2010
Great Ape Trust Bonobos on Anderson Cooper 360°
"Cooper: Kanzi and Panbanisha are "superstars in the world of science"Photo: CNN's Anderson Cooper visits with Dr. Sue Savage-Rumbaugh during his tour of Great Ape Trust and the bonobo language research program. The bonobos Kanzi and Panbanisha are going prime-time. The bonobo language research efforts at&
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posted in 24 Nov 2010
Casey and Murray arrive
CENTER FOR GREAT APES SANCTUARY Casey and Murray waited for years for this moment. No sanctuary in United States had room to receive more chimpanzees. Casey, 22 years old, and Murray, 18, used to live in small cages in a house in New York since they were babies. Their owners failed in
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posted in 24 Nov 2010
Director of Sanctuary in Cameroon dies
Coronel Avi Sivan, commander of Israeli troops of Duvdevan unity and security assessor of Cameroon Republic President, Paul Biya, died last November 23th in a helicopter accident occurred between the cities of Douala and Yaoundé. He was together with the local Military Commander. Coronel Avi Sivan was the director
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posted in 23 Nov 2010
Chimpanzees lose a defender
GENETICS IDENTITY Morris Goodman was a molecular anthropologist who was a pioneer in pointing the similarity of genetic identity between chimpanzees and humans, when a research published in 2003 demonstrated that chimpanzees are 99,4% humans. He also did the proposal to the scientific world to come back with the classification Homo troglodytes
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posted in 11 Nov 2010
Sorocaba Sanctuary has 24 different species of primates
Apart from chimpanzees, GAP Sanctuary of Sorocaba hosts other animals. In a recent intern survey, the list was of 24 different primates living in the sanctuary. Check it out:: 1. Banhado monkey (Allenopithecus nigroviridis) 2. Howler monkey (Alouatta caraya) 3. Howler monkey (Alouatta fusca) 4. Black face spider monkey (Ateles chamek) 5. White forehead spider…
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posted in 10 Nov 2010
Omega: From hell to heaven
OMEGA ARRIVED! A little bit before 8pm of Tuesday November 9, the airplane from Arabic Emirates landed softly at Guarulhos International Airport. Inside it there was a singular passenger – a male 12-year-old chimpanzee, named Omega – who is his short life, since his parents were killed somewhere in Africa, and
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posted in 10 Nov 2010
Chimpanzee Omega is already in Brazil
After 48 hours of a trip from Lebanon to Brazil and 18 hours from the liberation at Guarulhos International Airport and the truck trip from São Paulo to Paraná, chimpanzee Onega finally arrived at GAP Sanctuary in São José dos Pinhais – Anami Conservationist Institute around 2
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posted in 09 Nov 2010
Smoking chimp Omega heads to new home in Brazil
Tuesday, November 09, 2010 BEIRUT: A 12-year-old chimpanzee headed to a sanctuary in Brazil Monday after animal-rights workers discovered him smoking cigarettes to entertain visitors at a Lebanese zoo. Omega, who weighs around 60 kilograms, has never climbed a tree or seen other chimpanzees and has a troubling smoking habit he maintained from
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posted in 09 Nov 2010
62 chimpanzees are killed in nine years
MASSACRE AT USA... PROTEST! NIH – National Institute of Health has been massacring chimpanzees for the last nine years. Sixty-two chimpanzees who lived at Alamogordo Primate Facility (APF) died between 2001 and 2010. The information used to be confidential, but organizations like NEAVS and R&R Project, through Information Freedom Act,
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posted in 09 Nov 2010
Smoking chimp Omega heads to new home in Brazil
Tuesday, November 09, 2010 BEIRUT: A 12-year-old chimpanzee headed to a sanctuary in Brazil Monday after animal-rights workers discovered him smoking cigarettes to entertain visitors at a Lebanese zoo. Omega, who weighs around 60 kilograms, has never climbed a tree or seen other chimpanzees and has a troubling smoking habit he maintained from
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