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Primate Foundation of Arizona (PFA)
Mesa, Arizona

Facility Type: Lab.

Number of chimpanzees: 20

Facility Website: http://pin.primate.wisc.edu/idp/idp/entry/340

PFA is a subcontractor of MD Anderson and maintains chimpanzees for biomedical use at its site in Arizona. PFA will be closing by 2010 and currently plans to send most the chimpanzees to the MD Anderson, Bastrop facilities.