Orphaned Baby Chimps Become the Best of Friends With Rescued Dogs and Puppies at Liberian Sanctuary
Now that they've learned to climb with a little help, the orphaned chimps, who live with their human caretakers Jenny and Jim Desmond of Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue have adorably become the best of friends with the dogs and puppies who also reside at the sanctuary.
The full episode about these unlikely and absolutely adorable friendships can be seen in the BBC Earth series Baby Chimp Rescue.
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