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Archives for August 22, 2019

Business (almost) as usual

August 22, 2019 by Anna

The original Cle Elum 7 have had a relatively typical summer day in Central Washington. They’ve spent the day playing, napping and taking periodic “recess” breaks on Young’s Hill.
Foxie:

Jody and a fresh picked snack:

But despite the seemingly average day at the sanctuary, there has still been something that keeps drawing them back into the playroom for a quick and necessary investigation.

Jody doing her best to get a peek beyond the howdy door:

Willy B, Mave and Honey B are just out of sight (for now), but as soon as they get access to their new outdoor chute, the 2 groups will get a better view of each other from a little distance. In the meantime, the new 3 can get glimpses of the 7 from their view upstairs if the other chimps are on Young’s Hill. So far, it’s been a relatively quiet and peaceful transition for the newest sanctuary residents. Staff members are taking turns getting to know everyone and vice versa. We are all just so thrilled to welcome them to their new home and we can’t wait for what’s to come.

Here’s Mave today as she watched the driveway below the sanctuary:

And Honey B:

Filed Under: Foxie, Honey B, Jody, Sanctuary, Young's Hill Tagged With: chimp sanctuary, Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest, Sanctuary

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