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Name: allysia02 (Lord of the Apes)
Age: 19
Great Apes Species are now critically endangered. They have no natural predators in the wild so their demise is at the hands of human beings. Issues such as the bushmeat crisis, loss of habitat and the illegal pet trade all play a huge part in the danger these animals face.

For more information about the Great Apes and the problems they face please feel free to check out www.primalencounters.com

Please be aware that these animals are WILD animals.They should never be kept as pets. Great Apes have complex physical and social needs that the average person could not attend to. This applies to other popular exotic pets such as Smaller Primates, Big Cats, Birds and reptiles.If you care about these animals and want to help them, please focus ur attention on conservation.

Breeders will often claim to be preserving the species to jusity what they do. The evidence however points to the contrary, none of the animals bred can ever be released back into the wild. Instead of ensuring the survival of the species they are ensuring that there will be more of these animals not in the wild, but in basements and backyards, rescues and sanctuaries all over this country.

Lets try and keep these animals in their natural habitat where they will be happiest.
Country: United States
Website: http://www.primalencounters.com
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allysia02 | June 09, 2008
Always remeber to follow your heart
Always remeber everything is not as it seems
Always try to put yourself in the other's shoe
Always try to represent yourself to the best of your ability
Always remebr to question authority
Always stand up for what you believe in.
allysia02 | June 09, 2008
Dr. Larry Jecha, acting Health Officer of the Spokane Regional Health District, made the decision to put Chico to sleep over the weekend. As cause he cited the minimal but potential risk of disease transmission, the unwillingness of bitten victims to pay for the expensive shots, the inability to contact the pet's owners, and the fact that an animal must be killed to sufficiently test for rabies as that testing is performed on the brain. However, Dr. Buyukmichi says the chances of Chico having a neurological disease "were virtually zero anyway" and that probability was completely negated by the fact that the animal has been kept in captivity for a period long enough to determine with what he says is complete accuracy that the animal is not rabid.Dr. Buyukmichi added there hasn't been a case of a pet monkey contracting rabies in the United States since 1911 and in that instance the monkey was bitten by a rabid dog.

"I don't understand why they're doing this," he concluded.
allysia02 | June 09, 2008
(March10 contd.)
Buyukmichi offered to pay the roughly $900 per person that it would take to get the three people bit by the monkey the shots necessary to definitively determine that they did not contract any disease.

He also offered to provide a permanent home for Chico and supply transport for the primate. However he said that when he made this offer to health officials in Spokane it was roundly rejected as "not an option."

Numerous animal rights activists gathered outside the Spokane Public Health Building Monday morning to protest the decision to euthanize Chico, holding signs that equate the decision with murder.
allysia02 | June 09, 2008
(March 1o contd.)

Earlier in the day a doctor in Texas offered to pay for expensive rabies shots for the three victims bitten by Chico last week. Dr. Ned Buyukmichi, the a resident doctor at Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary in southwest Texas, hoped that this would prevent the monkey from being put to death but the offer was declined.
Dr. Buyukmichi said that there was no medical basis for the decision to euthanize Chico and doesn't understand the rationale of putting a monkey to death when that animal shows no signs of neurological disease.

"It sounds like this is a political decision not a medical decision," Dr. Buyukmichi said.
allysia02 | June 09, 2008
(March10)

The Spokane Regional Health District has euthanized Chico, a pet monkey that escaped from its owner's South Hill home and bit three people last week. Chico was euthanized by a local veterinarian with health disrict officials in attendance early mondy afternoon. The decision to euthanize Chico came after the heath district rejected an offer to have the three people bitten by the monkey treated for possible exposure to rabies. Instead, the monkey's remains will be shipped to a lab in Shoreline in Western Washington to be tested for rabies post mortem.
75cliffe | June 09, 2008
Still about sent you mail! blessings
dasamm | June 06, 2008
It is good there are people like you in the world
75cliffe | May 28, 2008
Hello: How are things with you dear friend? I hope all has been peacful on here for you. I hope you had time to see the video with the monkeys. I just loved it because it was humans and monkeys in harmony with life!! Well love hope you are keeping well. Peace Love and Happiness always be with you!
LionKingForeverVeg | May 13, 2008
lol thanks! i try 2 be funny with the bulletins alot :]]
SnowLeopardQueen | April 22, 2008
HAPPY EARTHDAY!
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