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without the financial support of the public, the hope sanctuary Barbados will have to close down it's operation. private donations are the only way, the sanctuary can operate. please give, so the hope can continue helping animals in need.
thank you,
the hope team.
to support the WORK OF THE hope sanctuary financially please donate online
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The Hope sanctuary Barbados, newcastle, st. john
Stop Animal Cruelty and Neglect in Barbados
The Hope Sanctuary continually fights the battle in protecting animals in Barbados.
Nestled in the rolling hills of Newcastle, St. John the Hope Sanctuary is located off the beaten track on the East coast. Tranquil and secluded in a calm setting with a beautiful view. Because the welfare of the animals always comes first, you have to make an appointment with one of our staff/volunteers if you want to visit the Sanctuary. When it comes to feeding time, cleaning and other animal related errands, we can't stop until everything is done. So please feel free to call or email us for an appointment but there are no official visiting hours due to the fact that we don't have extra staff to serve the public. Our animals come first.
The Hope works in the community to assist and educate for the betterment of dogs and cats on the island. We believe that the most important work is done in the community and schools.
Please help us to protect our animals. Report animal abuse to the Police and the Animal Control Centre. Animal cruelty is a criminal offence in Barbados. Don't look the other way.
The Hope Sanctuary continually fights the battle in protecting animals in Barbados.
Nestled in the rolling hills of Newcastle, St. John the Hope Sanctuary is located off the beaten track on the East coast. Tranquil and secluded in a calm setting with a beautiful view. Because the welfare of the animals always comes first, you have to make an appointment with one of our staff/volunteers if you want to visit the Sanctuary. When it comes to feeding time, cleaning and other animal related errands, we can't stop until everything is done. So please feel free to call or email us for an appointment but there are no official visiting hours due to the fact that we don't have extra staff to serve the public. Our animals come first.
The Hope works in the community to assist and educate for the betterment of dogs and cats on the island. We believe that the most important work is done in the community and schools.
Please help us to protect our animals. Report animal abuse to the Police and the Animal Control Centre. Animal cruelty is a criminal offence in Barbados. Don't look the other way.
