At our sanctuary in Liberia, chimps once used in experiments live out their lives with dignity
At our sanctuary in Liberia, chimps once used in experiments live out their lives with dignity
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Q: How do chimps stay clean? A: Chimps stay clean by grooming themselves and each other! A common misconception is that chimpanzees pick bugs off each other while grooming, but they are usually removing dead skin and making sure any cuts and scrapes are clean. They have the remarkable ability to detect even the smallest wound on a fellow chimpanzee and they love to tend to each other! Grooming is also a social behavior and has many benefits, including social bonding, stress reduction, and confli
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Q: How do chimps stay clean? A: Chimps stay clean by grooming themselves and each other! A common misconception is that chimpanzees pick bugs off each other while grooming, but they are usually removing dead skin and making sure any cuts and scrapes are clean. They have the remarkable ability to detect even the smallest wound on a fellow chimpanzee and they love to tend to each other! Grooming is also a social behavior and has many benefits, including social bonding, stress reduction, and confli
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peace and safety 🙏🏽 #liberiachimps Important Note: The chimpanzees at Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue & Protection’s sanctuary in West Africa are victims of the illegal bushmeat and pet trades. Their mothers were tragically killed. Thanks to our dedicated and loving team, these individuals are rehabilitated so they can thrive with other chimpanzees in a natural and safe environment for their lifetimes. Please support our work rescuing chimpanzees in need and keeping wild chimps wild. 🧡 | Liberia Ch
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peace and safety 🙏🏽 #liberiachimps Important Note: The chimpanzees at Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue & Protection’s sanctuary in West Africa are victims of the illegal bushmeat and pet trades. Their mothers were tragically killed. Thanks to our dedicated and loving team, these individuals are rehabilitated so they can thrive with other chimpanzees in a natural and safe environment for their lifetimes. Please support our work rescuing chimpanzees in need and keeping wild chimps wild. 🧡 | Liberia Ch
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Come visit us in Liberia! Our new 360 video allows you to follow along as we transport food to the islands, feed the chimps, and go inside the laboratory cages where they were kept. Scroll up, down and around to get the full effect! Learn more about us at liberiachimps.org. | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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Come visit us in Liberia! Our new 360 video allows you to follow along as we transport food to the islands, feed the chimps, and go inside the laboratory cages where they were kept. Scroll up, down and around to get the full effect! Learn more about us at liberiachimps.org. | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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This sanctuary is the last hope for Liberia’s orphaned chimps
This sanctuary is the last hope for Liberia’s orphaned chimps
Sep 8, 2020
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Novi is a bold and spirited young chimpanzee, unafraid to forage for her own meals – even if it means swiping a snack from the older members of the troop. She delights in dining high among the treetops where the breeze is gentle and the view is her own. | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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Novi is a bold and spirited young chimpanzee, unafraid to forage for her own meals – even if it means swiping a snack from the older members of the troop. She delights in dining high among the treetops where the breeze is gentle and the view is her own. | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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The caregivers provide the chimps enrichment often. Even though the chimps have ample natural space to enjoy, enrichment is important as it provides positive stimulation necessary for an animal’s mental and physical health. You can see the chimps are engaged in their Enrichment on this particular day which happens to be dried shell peanuts. 🥜😊 | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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The caregivers provide the chimps enrichment often. Even though the chimps have ample natural space to enjoy, enrichment is important as it provides positive stimulation necessary for an animal’s mental and physical health. You can see the chimps are engaged in their Enrichment on this particular day which happens to be dried shell peanuts. 🥜😊 | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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Sweet, smart, strong, and best of all giggly Mary Beauty. Wait for it! #liberiachimps 🌳🌳🌳 IMPORTANT NOTE: **Chimpanzees are not and should not be pets or forced to live with humans.** The chimpanzee orphans at LCRP's sanctuary in West Africa are victims of the bushmeat and illegal pet trade. Their mothers were tragically killed by poachers and require around the clock care. Thanks to the dedicated caregivers and staff, the orphans are being rehabilitated so that they will be able to thrive wi
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Magic and Shake enjoying their evening on the island! #chimpanzee #island | Save the Chimps, Inc.
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Joyful Reunion! If this isn’t proof that chimps have feelings I don’t know what is ... surprising our Picky P after far too many weeks apart! 💞💞💞 TO DONATE: https://www.liberiachimpanzeerescue.org/donate.html 💞💞💞 IMPORTANT NOTE: **Chimpanzees are not and should not be pets or forced to live with humans.** The chimpanzee orphans at LCRP's sanctuary in West Africa are victims of the bushmeat and illegal pet trade. Their mothers were tragically killed by poachers and require around the clock
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Our colleague, Joseph Thomas, was a fiercely dedicated chimpanzee caregiver who cared for the chimps from 1979 until his passing earlier this year. 💔 We lost an advocate, a leader and a friend that day – and so did the chimps. We are committed to carrying on Joseph’s incredible legacy. We hope you are as inspired by his story as we are. | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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AMAZING!!! The chimps are already foraging for naturally growing fruits - “Rusty Plums” - inside our forest, and LOVING it! 🍑🌳🧡 #liberiachimps #wildfruit #backtothewild #roots #notpets #freedom #wild 🧡🌳🍑 IMPORTANT NOTE: **Chimpanzees are not and should not be pets or forced to live with humans.** The chimpanzee orphans at LCRP's sanctuary in West Africa are victims of the bushmeat and illegal pet trade. Their mothers were tragically killed by poachers and require around the clock care. Tha
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It’s #givingtuesday and we’re raising money to feed the chimps this year! We are also GIVING THANKS to all of our wonderful, generous, compassionate LCRP family across the globe. 🙏🏽🍉😘 #elliebelliewatermellie #liberiachimps 🌳 Donate link: https://www.liberiachimpanzeerescue.org/donate.html | Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue
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During mealtime, Pocahontas eagerly pleaded with Snow White for a taste of her sweet potato leaves. Snow White savored the delicious greens first but eventually passed them along to Pocahontas. After all, sharing is caring—and both friends enjoyed the moment together. ☺️ | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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Our extensive and holistic work to stop the trade and keep wild chimps wild is critical! 💥 #liberiachimps #rescue #sanctuary #conservation #onehealth #chimpanzee | Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue
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While waiting for their food, some of the chimps enjoyed a bonding grooming session. They were so absorbed in the activity that the arrival of our boats didn’t even faze them. | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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The chimps LOVE their enrichment. In fact, this group is expressing their appreciation and enjoyment of shell peanuts! 😁🥜 | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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Fresh coconut delivery! Elysse & Stuart love this sweet treat 🥥 | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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We hope you all have a wonderful holiday! Poor Boy and Ta are having their own celebration in the river. 😄 | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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The chimps are expressing their joy and gratitude when the care staff arrived with their morning meal. What happy sounds to hear and sights to see each morning! 🥰 | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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The chimps were all feeling good and excited when the caregivers arrived with their meal. Poor Boy and Marshal were feeling extra playful having a good-natured play session right before feeding. It is always good to see the chimps enjoying their life after many suffered for years in the research lab. 🩷 | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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We recently shared a video showing one way the chimps enjoy cooling down during the warmer weather. Spright was not feeling the need to cool down the other morning. He was actually feeling a bit chilly while waiting on their meal. Typically, chimps will hide in the undergrowth in nests they have created to keep warm when they are feeling cold. Rest assured that Spright did warm up after eating his nutritious diet. 😉 | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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These baby chimps can’t stop hugging their newest friend
May 23, 2019
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While their dense muscular bodies make chimpanzees terrible swimmers, they do enjoy water in other ways. We often see many of our chimps, like Kowura, soaking in the shallows of the river cooling off. Though it seems Kowura did not like having an audience and prefers to do so in privacy. 😆 | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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Chimpanzees have a complex family dynamic. Like our own human families, there are often conflicts and disagreements. As you can see, most disagreements can be resolved without turning physical. The chimps were merely showing excitement of mealtime. 😊 | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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Chimpanzees have excellent hearing and can hear the boats approaching with their meals every morning and afternoon. Once they hear the quiet sounds of the boats, they start to make their ways to the shoreline to meet caregivers. | Second Chance Chimpanzee Refuge Liberia / Save the Abandoned Chimps
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Important Note: Chimpanzees are not pets and should not be intentionally forced to live with humans. The chimpanzees at Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue & Protection’s sanctuary in West Africa are victims of the illegal bushmeat and pet trades. Their mothers were tragically killed. Thanks to our dedicated and loving team, these individuals are rehabilitated so they can thrive with other chimpanzees in a natural and safe environment for their lifetimes. Please support our work rescuing chimpanzees in ne
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Chimpanzees are not pets and should not be intentionally forced to live with humans. The chimpanzees at Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue & Protection’s sanctuary in West Africa are victims of the illegal bushmeat and pet trades. Their mothers were tragically killed. Thanks to our dedicated and loving team, these individuals are rehabilitated so they can thrive with other chimpanzees in a natural and safe environment for their lifetimes. Please support our work rescuing chimpanzees in need and keeping w
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