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Cindy Tik Foe Last minute holiday gift idea: Sponsor a chimpanzee at IDA-Africa Chimpanzees at Sanaga-Yong Chimpanzee Rescue Center are orphans ~ their mothers were killed for the illegal bushmeat trade. Hunters captured them as young babies, often still clinging to their mothers' bodies, to sell as "pets" or hotel "mascots." Some of the orphans at the Sanaga-Yong Center were rescued as infants, soon after they were taken from the forest by hunters. Others languished in strict, debilitating confinement for decades before getting their second chance for a

life of joy and dignity at Sanaga-Yong. No matter where they've been, each orphan has suffered terribly. Some have been physically handicapped. All have deep emotional scars that take time to heal. They experience nightmares, a complete lack of trust, utter sadness and mourning for their loss, and sometimes difficulty adjusting. But their ability to eventually recover is inspiring. At Sanaga-Yong, the chimpanzees live in lush, forested enclosures ~ free to climb trees, run, jump, and laugh and to form strong, loving bonds. Each finds his/her place within a social group and is given the opportunity to grow into the beautiful, healthy, happy individual he or she could never have become in captivity. Sponsoring a chimpanzee helps to provide their food, shelter, and care. You truly can make a difference in the life of a chimpanzee by becoming his or her sponsor and advocate

this holiday season. For a monthly donation of $20 for at least six months you will receive:* an 8x10 photograph of the chimpanzee* a full biography* periodic updates and photos* a handwritten Certificate of Sponsorship, and* the satisfaction of knowing you have made a real difference! Updates are sent to both you, the donor, and the friend or family member in whose name the sponsorship is made. 100% of donations support the Sanaga-Yong Chimpanzee Rescue Center.Learn more. Visit the web address below to tell your friends about

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