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The way up North
Last weekend nine larger mammals of AAP began a journey to their new home in Denmark. The safari park Ree Park – Ebeltoft Safari , prepared a beautiful enclosure for our six raccoons and three skunks in the “North-America part” of the park.
News - News | Wednesday, 28 July 2010 | Views (125)
28/07
2010
Stop buying monkeys in Morocco
PRESS RELEASE
In a last attempt to save the Moroccan Barbary Macaque from extinction, Dutch animal rescue organisation AAP has started a campaign aimed at tourists travelling to Morocco this summer. By handing out cardboard sunscreens with a heartbreaking photograph of a baby monkey and an appeal not to buy Barbary macaques, AAP hopes to raise awareness amongst travellers and put an end to the smuggling of these threatened animals.
News - News | Wednesday, 14 July 2010 | Views (289)
14/07
2010
Exceptional outplacement in Vesprem Zoo
Not only has Guidage found a fanatastic permanent new home, but our three chimpanzees Maggy, Sony and Toto can also enjoy a fine new life. In Vesprem zoo in Hongrary they have been united with two other chimpanzees.
News - News | Monday, 21 June 2010 | Views (1094)
21/06
2010
Barbary macaque saved by AAP Primadomus
On Friday, June 19th, AAP Primadomus saved its first barbary macaque in Alicante. It was a male named Izan and was approximately two years old. The animal lived with it’s owner. He picked it up from a petrol station, when it was still a baby and has cared for it ever since.
News - News | Saturday, 19 June 2010 | Views (427)
19/06
2010
Mega outplacement AAP
On Monday 31st of May no less than 24 barbary macaques moved to new homes in France. It is a record for AAP: never have so many animals been moved to a new home in one go. Rizzly’s group of 17 is the largest, and they went to Zoo de Jurques in Normandy. AAP has a structural waiting list for barbary macaques and these are the animals which are most often rescued. This large outplacement is an important success for AAP.
News - News | Sunday, 06 June 2010 | Views (882)
6/06
2010
Two raccoons rescued from Cyprus
A five year old female raccoon and a five year old male raccoon arrived at AAP today after being rescued from the zoos of Limassol and Larnaca in Cyprus. They were named Towa (the female) and Tutelo. Both raccoons were housed solitary for years and kept in unsuitable conditions. Thanks to the organisation ‘Animal Responsibility Cyprus’ (ARC) both animals were signed over to AAP and were put on a direct flight from Larnaca to Amsterdam.
News - News | Thursday, 27 May 2010 | Views (1018)
27/05
2010
A new future
Within less than a month ten inhabitants have swopped the mammal department for a permanent home.
The two white eared marmosets, Ibero and Cerrada have moved to the German Metelen Zooa park with an enthusiastic (Dutch) owner who appreciates the work which is done by AAP. In 2007 ten raccoons found a good home there and in 2009 the two koatis Ben and Boody were offered a run of 1000m2 plus the good company of four ladies. In Metelen, Ibero and Cerrada have their own wonderful enclosure.
News - News | Tuesday, 13 April 2010 | Views (1387)
13/04
2010
Els van Lavieren wins nature award
Last week in Burgers' Zoo in Arnhem, primatologist Els van Lavieren won the prestigious Future for Nature Award. Els van Lavieren worked six years for Stichting AAP. Since 2006 she has dedicated herself for the protection of the endangered barbary macaques in Marocco.
News - News | Thursday, 25 March 2010 | Views (2277)
25/03
2010
Fiffy is doing well!
Among the many sad stories of the animals at AAP, Fiffy's story is one of the most tragic. At the same time, the change she went through is one of the most spectacular: she had a complete makeover, in appearance and in nature.
News - News | Monday, 22 March 2010 | Views (1824)
22/03
2010
AAP rescues a lion
Mufasa, a lion of about eight months old arrived during the night of 8/9 September at Stichting AAP in Almere. This is the first time that AAP has rescued a lion, however, it was an emergency. In the Spanish rescue centre Depana, which is a regular partner of AAP, Mufasa was quickly getting to big for his enclosure, and within our network of rescue centres there was at that moment no alternative address.
News - News | Wednesday, 09 September 2009 | Views (5035)
9/09
2009
