article_snippet: Keepers at the 150-acre Save the Chimps sanctuary in Fort Pierce, Florida, say it was 'love at first sight' when 32-year-old Iris clapped eyes on 40-year-old Abdul last month.
article_snippet: Floridathe 150-acre Save the Chimps sanctuary in Fort Pierce, Florida, say it was 'love at first sight' when 32-year-old Iris clapped eyes on 40-year-old Abdul last month .
article_snippet: After being transferred to the Save the Chimps facility, 32-year-old Iris was given immediate treatment.
article_snippet: Over the coming weeks 32-year-old Iris will be introduced to more chimpanzees as PETA gains confidence.
article_snippet: The park operators told NBC News that the chimp was 'well cared for' and 'doted on by humans' during 32-year-old Iris stay.
article_snippet: Commenting on 32-year-old Iris story, Molly Polidoroff who runs Save the Chimps, said: 'Of course, there will be many more adjustments and introductions as 32-year-old Iris becomes used to 32-year-old Iris new home. '