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Ask why an orangutan submits to this treatment before you enjoy the show. A'Famosa Resort, Malaysia, Ian Redmond, BFF
Ask why an orangutan submits to this treatment
before you enjoy the show. A'Famosa Resort, Malaysia,
Ian Redmond, BFF.

This section is concerned with efforts to end the use of trained Apes in Entertainment. If you agree that it is wrong to separate baby Apes from their mothers to teach them tricks for films, advertisments and circuses and the like, please contact some of the following groups.

To find out how you can help, visit the Ape Alliance How to Help Page.

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Science news & articles relating to the Apes in Entertainment Working Group.
Inappropriate use and portrayal of chimpanzees

Depictions of chimpanzees as caricatures can lead people to think these animals are not endangered and is a problem for conservation and welfare efforts.

14/03/2008
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Use of nonhuman primates in entertainment in entertainment in Southeast Asia

The modern zoo has its origins in the royal menageries of ages past, where animals were kept for purposes of exhibition and entertainment for the privileged few. What demarcates modern zoos from the animal menageries? Zoos no longer treat animals as display items solely for public enjoyment. Besides the fundamental objective of providing entertainment to the public, modern zoos also play a part as educators and conservationists. Yet zoos face a constant stream of criticism. An important component of the zoo experience still involves animal shows and photography featuring a whole array of species.

01/04/2005
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The following organisations are involved in the Apes in Entertainment Working Group.


Animal Defenders International
Millbank Tower
Millbank
London
SW1P 4QP
Phone: +44 (0)20 7630 3340
Fax: +44 (0)20 7828 2179
Web (en): www.ad-international.org
Email: click for contact form

Captive Animals' Protection Society
CAPS
PO Box 4186
Manchester
M60 3ZA
Phone: 0845 330 3911
Fax: 0845 330 3911
Web (en): www.captiveanimals.org
Email: click for contact form

Jane Goodall Institute
USA Headquarters
4245 North Fairfax Drive
Suite 600
Arlington, VA 22203
Phone: +(703) 682-9220
Fax: +(703) 682-9312
Web (en): www.janegoodall.org
Email: click for contact form

Orangutan Foundation International
822 S. Wellesley Avenue
Los Angeles
CA 90049
USA
Phone: +1 (310) 207-1655
Fax: +1 (310) 207-1556
Web (en): www.orangutan.org
Email: click for contact form

Orangutan Foundation UK
Ashley Leiman
7 Kent Terrace
London
NW1 4RP
UK
Phone: +44 (0)207 724 2912
Fax: +44 (0)207 706 2613
Web (en): www.orangutan.org.uk
Email: click for contact form
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