We are deeply honored and inspired to have the support of Mr. Philip Wollen, renownedAustralian humanitarian, philanthropist, and compassionate advocate for animals, whosegenerosity has touched more than 850 projects in 75 countries across the globe. His belief in akinder, more compassionate world strengthens the mission of the Liberia Animal Welfare &Conservation Society (LAWCS) to protect
In a semi-desert village near Kankan, Guinea, 16-year-old Fodie grew up believing animals worked only through force. Like many children, he was taught that beating donkeys was necessary to make them carry heavy loads and support family livelihoods. At 15, Fodie began working with his family donkey, Mulu, under harsh conditions — not from cruelty,
On Valentine`s Day, we didn’t just celebrate love, we shared it with those who need it most! LAWCS brought care and compassion to 250 dogs in Johnsonville, Montserrado, Liberia through a massive pet feeding and free veterinary outreach clinic. For many of these animals, it was their first-ever medical treatment, a true act of love
From November 25 to 27, 2024, the Liberia Animal Welfare and Conservation Society (LAWCS), in partnership with the WTS Vets United Programme, organized a capacity-building workshop at Cuttington University, Gbarnga, Bong County. This transformative event brought together 22 lecturers from four universities: Cuttington University, Lofa County University, Nimba County University, and Liberia International Christian College
On October 4, over 600 bright, eager students joined the Liberia Animal Welfare & Conservation Society (LAWCS) and commemorated World Animal Day–a day that not only brought joy and excitement but also inspired a deeper connection to the world we share with animals. This year’s theme, the world is their home too,“ resonated with everyone
From September 2 to 8, the Liberia Animal Welfare & Conservation Society (LAWCS) participated in the #AfricanRestuarantVeganWeek, joining local stakeholders to promote veganism, raise awareness about farmed animals and highlight the benefits of plant-based nutrition. Through this initiative, LAWCS served plant-based meals to schoolchildren and community members, educating them on the importance of compassionate food
On Monday, August 26, LAWCS joined global efforts to honor the invaluable contributions that dogs make to families and communities. LAWCS celebration not only highlights the loyalty and companionship dogs provide but also serves as a critical platform to address the pressing issues of animal welfare in Liberia including neglect, abandonment, inadequate feeding, lack of veterinary
There are always remarkable impacts of Humane Education program on the lives of both animals and children at LAWCS. A heartwarming example of this impact is the bond between Morris and his adorable dog, PEACE. Their relationship has grown so strong that Morris considers PEACE his best friend. They are inseparable, spending time together doing various
At the heart of the Liberia Animal Welfare and Conservation Society (LAWCS) are our Animal Kindness Clubs, where young hearts and minds come together to make a tangible difference in the lives of animals and their communities. These clubs are not just about helping animals; they are about fostering a culture of kindness, empathy, and
May 8 is celebrated around the world as World Donkey Day. LAWCS celebrated the day by educating donkey owners and school children about the plight of working donkeys, their contributions to families and the negative effects of climate change on donkeys and the communities. LAWCS also used the day to feed over 150 donkeys and