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Archives for December 22, 2025

Your Weekly Dose of Cy Being Awesome

December 22, 2025 by J.B.

My phone was filling up with videos of Cy looking out for our boy, George, so I had to share them with you.

Regarding the little skirmish with Terry, this will be an interesting dynamic to keep an eye on. George is outnumbered, and will only be more so over the next few months, so it’s critical that he has Cy backing him up. But bailing him out? That can lead to the development of what we in the primatology business refer to as spoiled brat syndrome. I made that up, of course, but some of my colleagues will recall a certain chimpanzee that could get away with anything because his mom was in charge. And then there’s Willy B. I wouldn’t call Willy B a spoiled brat (he is in a category by himself) but Cy and Honey B did seem to enable his more problematic behavior by defending him without question. I’m actually not worried about George getting away with too much, but I will be curious to see if Cy eventually begins to let out the leash a little bit so that George faces more consequences in situations like these.

For now, I will continue to enjoy watching Cy wait for George at the door to tell him not to go outside without his coat 🙂

Filed Under: Cy, Dispaying, Fights, Friendship, George, Introductions, Introductions, Latest Videos, Terry Tagged With: bandon, chimpanzee, Cy, george, introductions, northwest, rescue, Sanctuary, west coast game park safari

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