November 9, 2011
Volunteer at a Chimpanzee Sanctuary
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Pam, a volunteer at Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest, baked a heart-shaped loaf of banana bread for the chimpanzees on Valentine’s Day in 2009. Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest.
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Negra is one of seven chimpanzees formerly used in biomedical research who now live at Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest. Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest.
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Paul and Libby enjoying retirement at Chimp Haven after years in biomedical research. Chimp Haven
Ever dream of helping to care for a chimpanzee?
Traveling across the country to volunteer or intern for a few weeks or months at a chimpanzee sanctuary?
Or helping a rescued chimpanzee —from your living room?
Consider volunteering on-site at a sanctuary for chimpanzees who have spent time in laboratories, as pets or in the entertainment industry. If you don't live nearby, you can help by offering your talents to off-site projects that can be done from home, or by traveling to a sanctuary to volunteer for a month or more.
All seven sanctuaries listed below accept volunteers willing to devote time and energy to help these fascinating animals. Click on the "Volunteer Info" link below a sanctuary's name to learn more.
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FLORIDA Save the Chimps KENTUCKY LOUISIANA |
NEW MEXICO OREGON WASHINGTON |
