Friends of JACK Primate Sanctuary

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Friends of JACK Primate Sanctuary πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Official partner of
πŸ’š Rescue & rehabilitation of primates in DRC
πŸ’ Raising awareness about the IWT & cruelty online

Friends of JACK Primate Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) US nonprofit organization which raises awareness to the plight of primates and other endemic wildlife affected by the illegal wildlife trade in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. As the official US partner to JACK Primate Sanctuary in the DRC, we provide funding to help rescue primates and other wildlife from the illegal wildlife trade and fund projects to support the care and welfare of rescued animals at the sanctuary. We also support efforts to combat the bushmeat trade and illegal wildlife trafficking in the country.

πŸ“Έ Kisa intake examAs a sanctuary, we have a lot to be grateful for πŸ’šThis Tuesday, we wanted to highlight our veterinary ...
11/03/2026

πŸ“Έ Kisa intake exam
As a sanctuary, we have a lot to be grateful for πŸ’š

This Tuesday, we wanted to highlight our veterinary team. From intake exams to emergency surgeries, they do it all. Each of the 179 primates residing at the sanctuary require constant monitoring and care. We simply could not do what we do without our amazing veterinary staff.Β 

πŸ“Έ Bere eye exam
As a sanctuary, we have a lot to be grateful for πŸ’š

This Tuesday, we wanted to highlight our veterinary team. From intake exams to emergency surgeries, they do it all. Each of the 179 primates residing at the sanctuary require constant monitoring and care. We simply could not do what we do without our amazing veterinary staff.Β 

πŸ“Έ Kindu MRI
As a sanctuary, we have a lot to be grateful for πŸ’š

This Tuesday, we wanted to highlight our veterinary team. From intake exams to emergency surgeries, they do it all. Each of the 179 primates residing at the sanctuary require constant monitoring and care. We simply could not do what we do without our amazing veterinary staff.Β 

πŸ“Έ Linda emergency surgery & stitches
As a sanctuary, we have a lot to be grateful for πŸ’š

This Tuesday, we wanted to highlight our veterinary team. From intake exams to emergency surgeries, they do it all. Each of the 179 primates residing at the sanctuary require constant monitoring and care. We simply could not do what we do without our amazing veterinary staff.

πŸŽ‰Happy Rescue-versary Elia! πŸŽ‰Elia was rescued in 2009 from horrible conditions. She was confined to a filthy birdcage an...
10/22/2026

πŸŽ‰Happy Rescue-versary Elia! πŸŽ‰

Elia was rescued in 2009 from horrible conditions. She was confined to a filthy birdcage and was made to survive off water and peanuts. This lack of nutrition caused her to lose most of her teeth! 😩

After her rescue, Elia had a rough transition period. She had never had items of her own, room to play, or any companionship. It took her time to mentally decompress and not be fearful of her surroundings.πŸ’”

Today, Elia is a completely different chimp! Elia is both curious and intelligent, leading her to LOVE enrichment activities. She is surrounded by a good group of friends and has a particular love for socks. 🧦

πŸŽ‰Happy Rescue-versary to Jac!πŸŽ‰Jac was rescued in 2009 after being tied to a tree without food, water, or the will to liv...
10/20/2026

πŸŽ‰Happy Rescue-versary to Jac!πŸŽ‰

Jac was rescued in 2009 after being tied to a tree without food, water, or the will to live. When he arrived at the sanctuary, he immediately rejected the team’s care. He was aggressive and would bite anyone who tried to help him. He had lost all trust for humans. He was the sanctuary’s first experience with chimpanzee who was experiencing deep psychological trauma πŸ’”

Eventually, Jac found the desire to live and allowed Roxane to give him the comfort and care he so desperately needed πŸ’š Today, he has grown to be one of the largest chimps at the sanctuary. He spends his days among his close friends and LOVES to eatΒ πŸ₯¬

Remember Kisa and Ngani? They were rescued over the summer after they mysteriously showed up at a local zoo without any ...
10/18/2026

Remember Kisa and Ngani? They were rescued over the summer after they mysteriously showed up at a local zoo without any documentation.

Now they are settled into life at JACK Primate Sanctuary πŸ’š

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