![]() The Pegasus Foundation, established in 1997, is a private independent foundation committed to protection of the earth and all living creatures. The Foundation believes that all forms of life warrant compassion and respect and that human beings must strive to make the world a more humane place for all living things. The Pegasus Foundation responded by funding an assessment in Providenciales of how best to resolve the situation. The assessment, conducted by Wildlife Veterinary Resources (WVR) and the Spay-Neuter Assistance Program, resulted in a proposal to fund a more humane response. With a plan in hand, the government were convinced to help fund the humane approach. In late 2001, WVR implemented the first phase of the Wild Dog Project with field assistance from the Humane Society International. In one month, 370 free-ranging ![]() WVR educated the community about the need to spay and neuter animals through presentations at schools and civic club meetings, and through media interviews with radio stations and newspapers. Pegasus Foundation 2001 Annual Report Unfortunately, in the last 5 years, funding stopped and potcakes bred. Until the programs keep up again, the pups need to be taken out of the wild to prevent them growing up and continuing the cycle. Potcake Place aims to find forever homes for these pups in the US, Canada and the Turks and Caicos. ![]() |