
Pamela Lawson
Pamela Lawson is the Managing Director of the Jamaica Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (JSPCA), an organization dedicated to the welfare of animals in Jamaica. Recently, she has been in the news due to the JSPCA's urgent need to find $200 million to relocate over 500 animals after losing its longtime home.
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Recent news mentions
Pamela Lawson is the managing director of the JSPCA and is involved in addressing the canine crisis following Hurricane Melissa.
CANINE CRISIS | Lead Stories
Pamela Lawson is the managing director of the JSPCA, explaining the severe impact of canine parvovirus on puppies.
CANINE CRISIS | Jamaica Gleaner
Pamela Lawson is the Managing Director of the Jamaica Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Dog healthcare took a battering from Melissa | Lead StoriesPamela Lawson, managing director of the Jamaica Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (JSPCA), has painted a worrying picture of the country’s animals in the wake of Hurricane Melissa.
‘Not enough hands’ | Lead Stories
Pamela Lawson, JSPCA's managing director, bemoaned a $200 million price tag to relocate to lands set aside on Hope Road in Kingston by the Ministry of Agriculture.
JSPCA conducts hasty surgeries on animals as they prepare to relocate | NewsManaging Director of the JSPCA, Pamela Lawson, said that the organisation is in big trouble.
Garth Rattray | A functioning JSPCA keeps us safe | CommentaryPamela Lawson confirmed the organisation is under serious pressure after the property was sold.
‘A national disgrace’ | Lead Stories









