DonnyMoss

How does GFAS justify not releasing the inspection report? Both GFAS and the sanctuary are charitable organizations. Don't their donors have a right to see the findings? If this report isn't public, then what incentive does HSUS have to improve welfare standards?

The chimps have access to the outdoors about twice/week for 10 hours in total. Why is that? What should it be?

HSUS doesn't do adoptions, so this is probably a local Humane Society. People assume that the Humane Society of the United States does adoptions because of the name. It's a source of great confusion.

They've never lived in the forest - their natural habitat - because they were born in captivity in the U.S. The least HSUS can do is provide them with daily access to the outdoors. Chimps do not belong in concrete rooms.

Why did the HSUS sanctuary drop the lawsuit if they stand by their statements that the whistleblowers are wrong?