You can watch the King 5 video online and pass it along to your friends!
Link to King 5 video
June 11th, 2009 by Diana
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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Register now for Race for the Apes, the sanctuary's first 5K fundraiser in Ellensburg, WA. The event on Sunday, May 20th is open to everyone. Register to run, walk, sponsor, or create your own fundraising page. More details on the Race for the Apes event page.
Chimp Sanctuary NW blog- A Closer Look May 16, 2012 Jackie
- scale or new place to sit? May 16, 2012 Diana
- A quiet moment May 14, 2012 Elizabeth
- Celebrating Jody and all moms May 13, 2012 Elizabeth
- In Jody’s Honor May 13, 2012 Debbie
- Mother’s Day May 13, 2012 Michael
- Negra foraging on the hill May 13, 2012 Diana
- Green grass May 12, 2012 J.B.
- Greetings from a new team member May 11, 2012 Michael
- Are you ready to race? May 10, 2012 Jackie
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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!