I took this photo of Jody in a nest in the greenhouse this afternoon:
and when I looked over a few minutes later Annie had taken her place:
Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest
Hope. Love. Home. Sanctuary for primates.
Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest
Hope. Love. Home. Sanctuary for primates.
I took this photo of Jody in a nest in the greenhouse this afternoon:
and when I looked over a few minutes later Annie had taken her place:
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They look so comfy !!
Cute! They look so loveable and comfortable. You can tell they have a happy home.
They are the picture of comfort and sweetness. Such beautiful faces, thank you for catching these moments, Elizabeth
Jodi was just heating up the nest for Annie. She owed her a favor. :o)
Ha!! That is so funny! Clever Annie knows a cozy nest when she sees one. 🙂
Question is, how did Annie get Jody to give it up?
These girls and one boy are so giving ans so able to share amongst themselves,, that so wonderful to view. I guess they figure after all the indignation and deprivation they all had to endure for decades, they figure they prefer to share everything, These dear survivors, never cease to amaze me. We all should learn from them, and take a lesson in humanity while we are at it. IF ONLY THEIR FORMER CAPTORS. AND JAILERS. AND TORMENTORS., COULD SEE WHAT HAS BECOME OF THEM ,,,
The longer they live at CSNW, the more they journey in to thier own natural beings, no stressers over food, no more stressers from life in labs, just the loving goodness,caring kindness from immediate staff and primary caregivers(who do just that-they give them such great and amazing care, these guys now get the best of humanity,, .. its obvious,,
life in the Cle Elum neighbourhood is really good.!l
They can’t fool you! (They would have fooled me!)