The oppression of primates in research rears its ugly head thanks to coronavirus
Today we are relieved that baboons Janet, Jack, Olive and Saffron are safe and sound at San Antonio-based Primarily Primates. They are the lucky ones.
Today we are relieved that baboons Janet, Jack, Olive and Saffron are safe and sound at San Antonio-based Primarily Primates. They are the lucky ones.
We love BBC’s new nature series “Seven Worlds One Planet,” which show species on the various continents flourishing in their own way.
When Amy the chimpanzee died suddenly this past fall, it hit me hard.
In addition to rescuing primates and providing them with a forever home, Primarily Primates’ mission is to raise awareness about why primates shouldn’t be—and aren’t—good pets.
We are looking forward to getting to know our newest residents
Today we are grieving the loss of Amy the chimpanzee
Today is Giving Day for Apes 2019 and Primarily Primates (PPI) needs your help
Seven chimps will be able to stay together under the care of new management of an Oregon-based sanctuary.
The two Juniors who live at Primarily Primates not only have the same name, their vocalizations are known to turn heads.
As part of our Sponsorship Month, we are offering the chance to help our chimpanzees celebrate their birthdays.