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Last Updated: Apr 13, 2021 - 10:52:24 AM |
The New Providence Ecology Park (NPEP) donates $3,000 to support the work of Bahamas Alliance for Animal Rights to Kindness (BAARK) and its mission to reduce canine homelessness and animal suffering in the country. Pictured left to right: Jaime Strachan, NPEP HR and Administrative Manager; Laura Kimble, BAARK Chairman; Lissa McCombe, BAARK Vice Chairman. Photo Credit: Ronnie Archer for Fusion IMC
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Nassau, Bahamas – The New Providence Ecology Park (NPEP) demonstrated its commitment to support the Bahamas Alliance for Animal Rights to Kindness (BAARK) in its mission to reduce canine homelessness and animal suffering, donating $3,000 to the organization at a cheque presentation held Tuesday, April 6th at the landfill.
Since January 7th, 2021, NPEP and BAARK have worked together to reduce the number of canines at the landfill, successfully spaying and neutering more than 50 dogs. BAARK Chairman Laura Kimple expressed her excitement at the partnership, sharing, “these animals are a part of our community, and we must all work together to ensure that they are safe and healthy.”
In addition to the spay and neuter programme, together, NPEP and BAARK have captured more than 30 puppies at the landfill, securing safe homes for them both locally and internationally.
The New Providence Ecology Park (NPEP) and Bahamas Alliance for Animal Rights to Kindness (BAARK) partner to manage the dog population at the landfill. Pictured left to right: Benson Georges, NPEP Security Officer; James Carey, NPEP Head of Security; Laura Kimble, BAARK Chairman; Lissa McCombe, BAARK Vice Chairman; Jaime Strachan, NPEP HR and Administrative Manager. Photo Credit: Ronnie Archer for Fusion IMC
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“We are grateful to the New Providence Ecology Park for being an environmental leader and taking the first steps to create a safer environment for these pups through this partnership,” stated Lissa McCombe, BAARK Vice-Chairman.
NPEP’s commitment to delivering efficient and effective waste management solutions extends to cultivating an environmentally sound landfill that serves as a natural habitat for native flora and fauna to thrive.
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