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Alamogordo Primate Facility Chimpanzee #CA0127 Census records reveal 263 chimpanzees remained at APF after the death of Chimpanzee #CA0127 in March 2004. The footnote that we have of her is that she was an 18 year-old female and ''was euthanized due to malignant hepatocellular carcinoma and diabetes mellitius. She had been on extensive treatment for anemia of chronic disease and biopsies had been taken of the abdominal mass. The animal was humanely euthanized because the tumor was disseminated and inoperative. Histology is pending on both cases (#CA0127 and#1303)." Please remember her and help those left behind in the locked lab cages. They cannot open the cage doors alone. They need you.
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