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❤ ON FEBRUARY THE 14th, LOVE will be celebrated!
Offering the sponsorship of a chimp orphan would be a very special present as it would be totaly different from the traditional flowers, jewelry, perfume… Sponsoring a chimpanzee will for sure be unique for your partner and represent great support for the young orphan rescued from the bushmeat trade!
Tommy, Luna, Nalia and their friends are waiting to become dear to your heart
=》 www.jackchimp.yolasite.com/support-a-chimp
ARMED RANGERS AT J.A.C.K are important as fighting the trade of endangered species doesn’t always bring you friends! Many thanks to the DRC wildlife authority (ICCN) for giving us Rangers and many thanks to IPPL to help us provide the best to the two Rangers!
CHITA was already wearing that name before his arrival at lubumbashi zoo. So we kept it…
Chita is a young male and must have been about 2 years old when he arrived in j.a.c.k.
He spent the beginning of his young life in a congolese family. But, becoming too dangerous for them, he was gived to the lubumbashi zoo and we then recovered it.
We called him the “boss” because he always had the build and strength to move forward with the group.
Only, the arrival of a male older than him in the group has changed everything.
Today, he still has a place in the group and always gets respect.
To sponsor one of our chimpanzees and know a little more about their stories, it’s over here on our website ➡ http://www.jackchimp.yolasite.com/support-a-chimp.php
Thank you for following us 🥰
Our keepers are used to hide pieces of fruits (vegetables or other festivities) into our day areas !
It looks like Vida found some of these little hidden surprises, and doesn’t hesitate to taste it all in the high grass for more tranquility 😄
Today, our volunteer Julie is preparing a nice surprise to our chimps!
It is important for our chimpanzees to receive enrichments, which allows them daily to have fun and make discoveries.
Thank you Julie, they will LOVE IT !
Nothing better than being able to watch our residents share a good meal together!
With this group picture, J.A.C.K. wishes you a great Wednesday!
For the more curious, here is a small summary of his history…
This young male was called “SEC” and as he was too old to change his first name completely, we made it “SEKI”.
One day, a young expatriate lady came to the project, explaining that she had a baby chimpanzee. Little Seki was no longer a chimp like the others and had become the child of the house. He ate pizzas, sweets, went to the fridge and in the cupboards and watched TV…
“SEC” had his little habits of a spoiled child since he was the only child in the house. After a year of hesitation, the mistress finally decided to give him back to the authorities and then to the project since she realized that he was becoming more and more powerful and that his real place was among its pairs and not in her living room…
So Seki arrived at J.A.C.K., adorable, relentless tenderness, he had to relearn by himself to become a chimpanzee! From the start of his arrival at the sanctuary, we did our best.
Today, J.A.C.K. succeeded , Seki is a beautiful chimpanzee and he’s well in his group and with his family, fully integrated.
Oh, before I finish: SEKI has two physical features: 1 / it has large drooping ears (which makes it recognizable from a distance and 2 / it has the phalanx of the index finger of the right hand severed. No doubt was he caught in a trap …
For more information concerning the sponsorship of our chimps and their stories … it’s here => https://jackchimp.yolasite.com/support-a-chimp.php
ENJOY YOUR MEAL SEKI !
Vitamin C cure!
Thank you to the generous donors for allowing us to offer our chimps these wonderful oranges.
What a good start for the new year !
Every donation matters 💚 thank you for them!
✨ The whole team and all the chimpanzees of J.A.C.K. want to thank you for the trust and kindness you give them throughout the year 💖
Happiness, Peace and Success are built every day. So let’s start putting all chances on our side.
We wish you all the best !
Happy New Year 2020!
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