Thanks Lisa, we work very hard to create a caring and nurturing environment for the more than 140 chimpanzees we care for at Tchimpounga. Many of these animals have had a very sad past. Many, being victims of the bushmeat trade had their parents killed and were taken and put up for sale as pets in markets around central Africa. We take these animals, which don't make good pets, and do our best to care for them for the rest of their lives. If you want to help I hope you would consider becoming a chimp Guardian with the Jane Goodall Institute - you can do so here: janegoodall.org/chimp_guardian/default.asp. We rely on people like you to help us support our sanctuary. Thanks for watching.

Thank you to all of you who work at the Jane Goodall Institute. I will share this touching video with friends. Recently I learned of your Roots and Shoots programs for the environment and commend these initiatives! The goal to plant 1 million trees in Mongolia is fantastic. Hats off to your Shanghai Roots and shoots team. regards, Lisa

I watched this video several times, I am grateful for the people that care for these babies.
As I watch them suckle on their bottles, they get the same look in their eyes as my 2 year old Granddaughter did when she sucked her bottle.
It breaks my heart........