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Welcome to Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest's blog! The sanctuary is currently home to seven chimpanzees released from biomedical research. This group, the Cle Elum Seven, arrived at the sanctuary on June 13, 2008. We post photos, stories, videos and more to this blog almost everyday, so visit often! Also, visit us on social networking sites (see links below).
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Tickets on sale now for the fourth annual Sippin' for the Seven! New this year - an online art auction open for everyone, no matter your location. Buy tickets and register for the auction (auction items will be posted in March and bidding opens March 24th) on the Biddin' for the Seven auction site. For more information, visit the Sippin' event page.
Chimp Sanctuary NW blog- Simultaneous silliness February 9, 2012 Jackie
- Last chance for sharin’ the love February 8, 2012 Sarah
- Foxie in the window February 6, 2012 Debbie
- Boot love February 5, 2012 Jackie
- Flowers, Strawberries and Piñatas, Oh My February 5, 2012 Diana
- Something to Lighten Your Day February 3, 2012 Diana
- Change the Channel for Chimps February 2, 2012 Diana
- Burrito in the greenhouse February 1, 2012 Elizabeth
- Happy Birthday, Meg Lunnum! January 31, 2012 Elizabeth
- Kickin’ and Clickin’ Country-Western Dance January 30, 2012 Debbie
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That was great! I fell asleep trying to watch the news at 5 so I was thrilled to see the link when I woke up at 6. Only 5 more school days!!!
Seeing the 7 when they first arrived gets me every time.
Was that Negra climbing outside while the proclamation was being read? That was good to see. She doesn’t seem like much of a climber.
Yes, those “before” and “after” photos are amazing on many levels.
That was Negra! We were very impressed with her climbing yesterday – it’s not something we see everyday.
Great story! I commend the city of Cle Elum for recognizing the Cle Elum 7 as citizens. Go Negra, girl!