Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest

Hope. Love. Home. Sanctuary for primates.

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  1. Candy (Tyler, Texas) says

    These pictures brought a smile to my face, thank you. Mr. B looks like he might have a boo boo on his right thumb. I love Foxie’s playface, good shot of her lower teeth, looks like they removed her lower canine teeth.

  2. Peter Cross (UK) says

    What a fantastic collection of close up shots of the Cle Elum 7. Well done for catching them and being in the right place at the right time.

  4. Linda (Portland, OR) says

    Beautiful shots Jackie. How lucky all the caregivers at CSNW are…….to be in the company of such royalty every day!!

  8. Diana says

    Candy – it’s hard to tell in this photo, because you don’t see the point of the tooth, but Foxie’s canine teeth are still there. Chimpanzees have canine diastema, which means there’s a space between their incisors and their canines. I found this link which explains it with an illustration: http://bit.ly/dfYeDm

  9. Theresa says

    Sweet and beautiful faces! They are all wonderful shots of the chimps we love so much!