All of the blogs on the Wildlife direct site are important to those of us not “in the trenches”. It gives people across the world the opportunity to see what is happening and feel like they are involved. I am sure that this not only spreads the conservation message, but also helps raise funds for these worthwhile programs. So…blog when you can!

Franck, I would love to read about and support your organization. I think the work that you are doing is very crucial and blogging with WildlifeDirect would be a fantastic way for you to help raise awareness and funds for the chimps.

Poor little Jack, I hope he has a quick recovery from his ordeal. ~ Robin

Thanks Sam for bringing this organisation to our attention. Many of us would appreciate hearing about Francks work on WildlifeDirect. Please keep trying to persuade him to eb a blogger here, it would raise awareness and certainly support for his efforts. With such dramatic increases in human populations around the world the great apes surely have a bleak future.

Franck, I couldn’t agree more with the comments already posted. I would love to support J.A.C.K. as well as the poor baby orphan you are rehabilitating. Please let us know how Jack is doing and what we can do to help.
Cathy

Please do keep us informed by a blog. All the blogs here give us a huge insight to all the amazing, hard work you do. People need to know what goes on.
I had no idea that the chimpanzees were in such decline. Would love to have updates on Jack’s progress.

Thanks guys. I am forwarding this link now to Franck so he can see how enthusiastic we all are!

good morning. yep, keep up the good work. there are many who would like the info to be a regular feature. you may want to take a look at another project in gambia, in which i take an interest, http://www.chimprehab.com . this shows that with time and effort, this project could become self funding. hope it at least provides some inspiration. good luck, and please continue to update…

Please do blog, I recently visited Chimp Haven in Louisiana in the US - it has chimps used in labs in US Govt and Airforce and pharmaceutical companies — there are several good ones now where they can go live not in cages and with families — he looks so sad compared to those happy ones I saw last weekend — I am crying — please blog - please!!!!

Yes, Franck should absolutely blog here. As for the poachers, I think there’s a hell waiting for them to burn in.

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Yes, Thank you Franck for all of your efforts. I too would love to support your efforts and I would also love to hear how poor little Jack is doing. He looks so sad. Please set up a blog and let us know how he is doing and also what other efforts you are undergoing. Thank you. Lisa, California

I too would like to see Franck blog with WildlifeDirect. How else would we hear about their work?

Blog, Franck, blog! You have no idea how many times I’ve heard someone say, “I had no idea!” after I’ve sent them to the WildlifeDirect site. The blogs here make such a difference in getting people involved and in getting their support.

Can we get an update on the baby orphan? Has there been any signs of improvement? Can’t stop thinking about him.

Thanks.

Yes, Franck should definitely blog! It would be very interesting to learn about what it’s like caring for a baby chimp day-to-day. What’s the routine like? What foods are being eaten? What toys are enjoyed? What are the personality traits?

Please keep on blogging! I have so much respect for your work! I really need to know how the baby chimp is doing!

Great work Franck! Will look in regularly to find out how little Jack & the others are doing. Without a blog from time to time, no-one will know about your tremendous work or how to support you.
Look forward to reading your blog….!
Linda

Well i would say that that response is a RESOUNDING YES!

Thank you for saving this baby!!!!!!! Can’t imagine what Jack went through…….God Bless you all for the hard work you guys do each and every day!

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