Angie, one of the 271 chimps living at Save the Chimps, may be able to run again, thanks to a revolutionary stem cell treatment.
CNN brings the rescue success of Treasure Coast-based Save the Chimps to a worldwide audience
Source:
tcpalm.com
Date:
May 7, 2012
The world recently got a look at one of the unique assets on the Treasure Coast.
In December, the decade-long "Great Chimpanzee Migration" concluded as the last 10 of 266 chimps were relocated from a former research lab in Alamogordo, N.M., to the 150-acre Save the Chimps sanctuary in western St. Lucie County.
On April 18, members from the Saint Lucie River Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution visited the Chimpanzee Center near Fort Pierce, bringing donations of fruits, vegetables, peanut butter and other treats.
Save the Chimps Florida sanctuary a healing refuge in the wild
Date:
April 24, 2012
Florida is well known for its retirement communities, often catering to residents with similar lifestyles and interests. There’s a community in Fort Pierce that provides accommodations to a special kind of retiree: chimpanzees.
CNN covers the final migration and release of The Great Chimpanzee Migration.
Rhett Palmer of Vero’s Voice interviews STC’s Sanctuary Director, Jen Feuerstein and also highlights our beloved resident, Devon. See page 28.
The Great Chimp Migration Ends - WPBF 25 News follows nine chimps on a journey for freedom to the Save the Chimps sanctuary in Fort Pierce.
Chimps from New Mexico are now recovering in a sanctuary in Florida.
Funny chimps on TV are no laughing matter
Date:
February 2, 2012
CareerBuilder is standing behind their controversial ad featuring business-suited chimps, scheduled to air during the Super Bowl this Sunday.
FT. PIERCE, Fla. -- Usually walled off from the outside world, this weekend the public gets a rare glimpse inside the Save the Chimps sanctuary and the lives of these chimpanzees.
