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Primarily Primates, located in San Antonio, TX, was one of the sanctuaries to take in chimpanzees from the Wildlife Waystation in California when it abruptly closed in 2019, offering them a permanent home. The sanctuary houses, protects, and rehabilitates various primate species, many coming from the pet trade and biomedical

Oklahoma Primate Sanctuary (OPS) provides compassionate, lifetime care for non-human primates retired from research, rehomed from the pet trade, or retired from display. They focus on providing a high-quality level of care for all their residents with access to natural environments, a healthy and diverse diet, regular psychological enrichment, and professional

Chimp Haven, in Louisiana, is home to more than 300 chimps formerly used in biomedical research. They are dedicated to providing and promoting the best care of sanctuary chimpanzees, giving their residents the chance to experience many of the joys they would have in the wild. Due to your support,

NAVS was able to lend assistance within our local community when we provided a grant to One Tail at a Time, a rescue group in Chicago. One Tail at a Time, formed in 2008, rescues animals from overcrowded shelters and works to find them forever homes. They prioritize vulnerable populations of

Located in Florida, Jungle Friends Primate Sanctuary provides permanent sanctuary care for retired research monkeys, former “pet” monkeys and monkeys confiscated by the authorities or found at large. Due to your support, we were able to help Jungle Friends with a generous grant to assist with veterinary services, medication and medical supplies,

Lockwood Animal Rescue Center (LARC), located in California, rescues and provides permanent sanctuary for wildlife and domestic animals. When they reached out to us in support of their horses rescued from the pharmaceutical industry’s production of Premarin (Pregnant Mare Urine), we were able to provide a generous grant due to

Save the Chimps, located in Florida, rescues and provides sanctuary for chimpanzees who have been used in biomedical research, the entertainment industry, or the pet trade. When the Wildlife Waystation abruptly closed in 2019, Save the Chimps took in seven chimpanzees, now known as the Sunrise Seven. Due to your

Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest is located 90 miles east of Seattle, in Cle Elum, WA, on 90 acres of farm and forested land in the Cascade mountains. They were founded in 2003 and work to provide sanctuary for chimpanzees from the entertainment and biomedical research industries. We issued a generous grant to help

The Center for Great Apes in Florida was one of the sanctuaries who took in chimpanzees from the Wildlife Waystation in California when it abruptly closed in 2019. NAVS Animal Sanctuary Assistance Program was able to issue a generous grant to the Center for Great Apes to continue our commitment to

Grit & Grace Wildlife Rehabilitation, Inc., located in Central Northern Kentucky, works to rescue, rehabilitate, and release wildlife mammals back into the wild. They contacted NAVS ASAP regarding an emergency rescue they were working on for a 4-month-old cow named Betty, who was injured during a flash flood. Betty was swept