By Morris Darbo My area is the hardest hit area presently in the country. Over half of the death rate in Liberia is happening in Lofa County where I live. Lots of people have died in Lofa county due to Ebola and continue to die. Some friends that I personally knew have died with their
DURATION: March 3, to May 23, 2014 SPONSOR: Doggone Safe Canada DATE OF SUBMISSION: May 26, 2014 NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES: 13,949 Doggone Safe Canada is a strong partner to the Liberia Animal Welfare & Conservation Society. Through materials and monetary support from Doggone Safe Canada, the Liberia Animal Welfare & Conservation Society has a sustainable
Lawcs presentation at the conference from MorrisDarbo
Donor: FARM`s Sabina Fund Duration: November 1- 30, 2013. Amount: USD 500.00 Date of Report: December 5, 2013 About LAWCS Efforts aimed at creating an Animal Welfare and Conservation Society in Liberia started in 2000 when the founder, Mr. Morris Darbo and some concerned animal lovers at the local community level began to campaign against
DURATION: AUGUST 1 TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2013 SPONSOR: GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR RABIES CONTROL DATE OF SUBMISSION: OCTOBER 7, 2013 The Liberia Animal Welfare and Conservation Society (LAWCS) is grateful to Global Alliance for Rabies Control for funding the printing of posters and flyers which were used to educate community people and school children in Voinjama
The Liberia Animal Welfare and Conservation Society (LAWCS) is a locally based animal welfare organization established in 2000 and legally registered with the government of Liberia in 2004. LAWCS renewed its legal status with the government of Liberia on January 3, 2012. The vision of LAWCS is to create a society where the welfare of all forms of nature matter.
Dog bite has been a serious concern in Foya District since the end of the war in 2003. In 2008, there was a mass killing of dogs in Foya as means of curtailing the spread of rabies and addressing the issue of dog bite in the District. This method failed to eliminate the spread of
The Liberia Animal Welfare and Conservation Society (LAWCS) is a locally based animal welfare organization established in 2000 and legally registered with the government of Liberia in 2004. LAWCS renewed its legal status with the government of Liberia on January 3, 2012. The overall aim of LAWCS is to contribute to the conservation of nature
The Liberia Animal Welfare Society is a local community based animal welfare organization registered with the government of Liberia in 2004 with the aim of promoting a peaceful society where both animals and humans can live in as companions. In partnership with a non-profit organization- Doggone Safe, LAWS was able to celebration this year World
Liberia is home to over millions of companion animals. Animal Welfare in Liberia is an important issue though usually overshadowed by other issues deemed as of more priority toward the development of post war Liberia. Animal Welfare in Liberia is a major challenge; cruelty to animals is very rampant. 80% of Liberians raise pets. 75%