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Dr. Jimmy Desmond DVM, MS is a wildlife veterinarian specializing in emerging infectious diseases. He is a consultant with several international NGO’s including EcoHealth Alliance, Smithsonian Institution, Jane Goodall Institute, and the Pan African Sanctuary Alliance (PASA). As a consultant, Jimmy has worked in many countries around the world conducting field based infectious disease research. In addition, he and his wife Jenny have consulted with several members of PASA including, Ngamba Island Sanctuary in Uganda, Colobus Conservation in Kenya, Centre de Rehabilitation des Primates de Lwiro and Gorilla Rehabilitation and Conservation Education Center both in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He is Founder of both Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue and Protection in West Africa and Partners in Animal Welfare and Protection in the U.S.
Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue & Protection is incredibly fortunate to have an extraordinary group of dedicated, loving and compassionate humans and canines caring for our chimpanzees.
Jenny Desmond, an animal welfare and conservation consultant, provides guidance and support in a variety of capacities to international private and not for profit organizations.
Current clients include the Jane Goodall Institute, Pan African Sanctuary Alliance, Smithsonian Institute, EcoHealth Alliance and several global wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centres. She also holds the position of International Program Director for the Harmony Fund, based in the USA. Jenny has played leadership roles in multiple funding, marketing and project management programs; created several strategic business development plans; established and improved numerous animal care protocols; and managed the rehabilitation of a diverse number of wildlife species, for a multitude of animal protection and conservation organizations throughout the world, with an emphasis on great apes.
Jenny also launched and runs her own photography business documenting the human and animal world in which she works and lives. Jenny spent two years as Consulting Director for The Humane Society of the United States in Liberia. She is Founder of both Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue and Protection in West Africa and Partners in Animal Welfare and Protection in the U.S.
Current clients include the Jane Goodall Institute, Pan African Sanctuary Alliance, Smithsonian Institute, EcoHealth Alliance and several global wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centres. She also holds the position of International Program Director for the Harmony Fund, based in the USA. Jenny has played leadership roles in multiple funding, marketing and project management programs; created several strategic business development plans; established and improved numerous animal care protocols; and managed the rehabilitation of a diverse number of wildlife species, for a multitude of animal protection and conservation organizations throughout the world, with an emphasis on great apes.
Jenny also launched and runs her own photography business documenting the human and animal world in which she works and lives. Jenny spent two years as Consulting Director for The Humane Society of the United States in Liberia. She is Founder of both Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue and Protection in West Africa and Partners in Animal Welfare and Protection in the U.S.
our team
LCRP is incredibly fortunate to have an extraordinary group of dedicated, loving and compassionate
humans and canines caring for our chimpanzees.
Our Team is Family and our Family is made up of all Shapes, Sizes and Species!
humans and canines caring for our chimpanzees.
Our Team is Family and our Family is made up of all Shapes, Sizes and Species!
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PART OF OUR LCRP FAMILY:
Cheyenne Steffen has been absolutely critical in bringing LCRP's website to life. With an extremely generous kickstart by our dear friend and colleague Debra Curtin, founder of New England Primate Conservancy, we were able to get the site off the ground. Cheyenne then came from the heavens, contacting us and offering to take the site to the next level. She has worked tirelessly for months to get the site where it is today, including very patiently dealing with constant requests, changes and indecision for which I will be eternally grateful. My heart is full! |
Cheyenne Steffen with her husband, Nnamdi Ejiogu
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