Sierra Leone Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Programme
 
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Realizing the urgency to find a home for legally confiscated pet chimps and those acquired through alternative means, conservationist Bala Amarasekaran created the Tacugama Chimpanzee sanctuary. The Sanctuary is part of a larger community development and chimpanzee rehabilitation programme, which together play a vital role in stopping the illegal pet trade and preserving chimpanzees in the wild.

Give Meaning & Paypal accept all major credit cards without administrative fees for Tacugama. This means that every penny raised goes directly to the chimps of Tacugama. Small or large all contributions are very much appreciated.

 

 

You can make a world of difference to the chimps of Tacugama by taking just a moment to make a contribution. We appreciate your generous support, and thank you for showing sympathy for these fascinating great apes.

 

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All contributions are being made to The Dewar Wildlife Trust, Inc. a 501(c)(3) Georgia non-profit corporation and your donation is fully deductible to the extent permitted by law. The Dewar Wildlife Trust, Inc. guarantees that every dollar donated by you actually gets to Bala Amaresekaran at the Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary in Sierra Leone. The Dewar Wildlife Trust has been most impressed by what Bala has achieved under the most difficult of conditions.

Canadian citizens wishing to receive tax receipts must make their contributions through Give Meaning. Give Meaning is a registered Canadian & U.S. 501(c)3 charitable organization that works directly with the Dewar Wildlife Trust & Tacugama to guarantee that 100% of all funds raised are used to benefit the Chimps of Tacugama.

US citizens requiring tax receipts may use either payment option. At this time we are only able to issue tax receipts to US & Canadian citizens.

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The scientific name for the chimpanzee is : Pan (all) troglodytes (cave dwellers).

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Last Updated: January 20, 2007 at 16:20 EST