Chimp Sanctuary

NEGRA

Born 1973 in the wild

Negra began her life in the forests of Africa and was captured there as an infant. The majority of her 30+ years have been spent in biomedical research laboratories. She was used in hepatitis vaccine research and as a "breeder." She is a strong individual with a unique personality and has been called the queen of the Cle Elum Seven chimpanzees. Negra enjoys the sheets and blankets that are provided to her at the sanctuary and she has a nightly ritual of sitting up on a ledge and completely covering herself with a blanket. She stays like this for a few minutes, then peeks her face out so that the blanket is wrapped around her body and head like a hooded poncho.

Negra's current 20 Pals: Anonymous (x2); Laureen Bartfield & Scott Smith; Christina Bennett; Georgia Brooks; Kim Fuqua; Marilyn Glasgow in memory of Brandy; Joanna Glickler; Lori Gruen; Glee Hubbard; Molly Jordan in memory of Fritz Steer; Ruth Kemp; Virginia Keulen; Meg Lunnum; Tanis Sklarchuk; Nicole Sturn; Paul Tollett; Warren & Darlene Wash; Patty Wilkerson; Vicki Wiseman


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