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Blanket fort fun

January 16, 2012 by Debbie

This morning we put a bunch of barrels together and made a blanket fort, with all the toys inside of the fort. Not surprisingly, Jamie was interested in checking things out.

 

Filed Under: Enrichment, Jamie, Sanctuary Tagged With: animal protection, animal rescue, Animal Welfare, chimp enrichment, chimpanzee, chimpanzee sanctuary, Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest, Cle Elum 7, Cle Elum Seven, csnw, display, Jamie, primate rescue, Sanctuary

A different perspective

October 23, 2010 by J.B.

Our blog is biased. When you watch our videos, you are likely to see the chimps eating, playing, making nests, or using enrichment. Our blog posts are based on impromptu recordings of the daily goings on here, and these are the things that tend to catch our eye.

You are less likely to see the chimps spitting at us, poking us, or fighting with each other. These things do happen (on a daily basis), but they are much harder to capture on film. So here’s a look at the other (healthy and perfectly normal) side of chimps. It’s not always easy to be a caregiver, but it’s always interesting!

Filed Under: Burrito, Chimpanzee Behavior, Foxie, Jamie Tagged With: agression, chimpanzee, display, fight, northwest, rescue, Sanctuary

New Fire Hose Swings

April 21, 2009 by J.B.

The way the chimps react to new enrichment says a lot about them. This morning, I installed some new fire hose swings in the outdoor area. Missy tested them out playfully. Jamie had something else in mind…

Filed Under: Enrichment, Jamie, Missy Tagged With: chimpanzee, display, fire hose, Jamie, Missy, northwest, Play, rescue, Sanctuary, swing

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