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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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I was just thinking the other day what a challenge it is for you to keep the Seven entertained and interested. I guess you have to access your inner chimp. :)
I will NEVER tire of good old food grunts.
Loved it, especially the food grunts!
I imagine it’s difficult at times to keep them from becoming bored. Their intelligence must keep you on your toes! I too love the food grunts.
Loved it! It looks like they need more challenge tho. That stuff was WAY too easy for these guys.
I don’t blame them for grunting for spaghetti, it’s my very, best favorite food too!! I think we need a CD of just happy grunting and laughing……….I’d buy one for sure!!
these last months have been rough: i lost my dog peggy, my mother jean and my dog teddy in 3 weeks … but the chimpsters were always able to put a smile on my face. thank you my hairy cousins.
Leslie – my sympathies for the loss of your mother and 2 of your best friends. I’m glad you can find some joy with the chimps. I know seeing them so healthy and happy they always make my days better.
Leslie, you are in my thoughts and prayers. It is difficult to lose any of those but then all three – oh my goodness. I’m glad the chimps are there for you. We bloggers are, too.
I’d go for a CD of food grunts, etc. great idea!!!
Leslie, I’m so sorry for your losses. Life definitely is difficult sometimes. Come here often and let yourself smile. Let the chimps, the great staff at CSNW, and us bloggers help you heal.