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Bahamas Humane Society

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https://www.bahamashumane.org/
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Business telephone: +1 242 325 6742petinspector@gmail.com
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35 Dunmore Avenue, Chippingham, Nassau, Bahamas
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Pig welfareNews report · #49

Humane societies call for shade, fresh water and inspections at pig attractions

Bahamas pig attractions / Grand Bahama · Added 2026-09-20

Humane societies call for shade, fresh water and inspections at pig attractions In April 2019, the Bahamas Humane Society and Humane Society of Grand Bahama urged officials to regulate expanding pig-swim attractions. Their concerns included shelter, sun exposure, appropriate food and access to fresh drinking water. The coverage also discusses a visitor’s allegations about Celebrity Eco Adventures in Freeport. The operator disputed mistreatment and said the pigs were healthy, properly fed and kept onshore overnight. This entry records the groups’ calls for stronger welfare standards, not a separate proven incident or a current inspection finding. The earlier Freeport complaint is already covered elsewhere in this archive.

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Humane societies call for shade, fresh water and inspections at pig attractions

In April 2019, the Bahamas Humane Society and Humane Society of Grand Bahama urged officials to regulate expanding pig-swim attractions. Their concerns included shelter, sun exposure, appropriate food and access to fresh drinking water.

The coverage also discusses a visitor’s allegations about Celebrity Eco Adventures in Freeport. The operator disputed mistreatment and said the pigs were healthy, properly fed and kept onshore overnight. This entry records the groups’ calls for stronger welfare standards, not a separate proven incident or a current inspection finding. The earlier Freeport complaint is already covered elsewhere in this archive.

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Source-linked Humane Society coverage · April 2019
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Bahamas Humane Society / Humane Society of Grand Bahama
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Bahamas Humane Society → Advocacy/source organization

Humane Society of Grand Bahama → Advocacy/source organization

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https://www.inquirer.com/things-to-do/travel/bahamas-20190430.html

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Pig welfareNews report · #42

Humane Society calls for an end to pushing exhausted pigs into tourist encounters

Grand Bahama · Added 2026-09-20

Humane Society calls for an end to pushing exhausted pigs into tourist encounters In a September 2, 2023 ZNS interview, the Bahamas Humane Society criticized how swimming pigs in Grand Bahama were being treated. Its president described animals being pushed and prodded when they appeared exhausted and said tourists were concerned too. This is the Humane Society’s criticism as broadcast by ZNS, not a court finding or a new incident witnessed by this site. Related 2023 reporting already in the archive includes officials finding no evidence of mistreatment after an investigation. Watch the original 41-second segment for the speaker’s full comments.

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Humane Society calls for an end to pushing exhausted pigs into tourist encounters

In a September 2, 2023 ZNS interview, the Bahamas Humane Society criticized how swimming pigs in Grand Bahama were being treated. Its president described animals being pushed and prodded when they appeared exhausted and said tourists were concerned too.

This is the Humane Society’s criticism as broadcast by ZNS, not a court finding or a new incident witnessed by this site. Related 2023 reporting already in the archive includes officials finding no evidence of mistreatment after an investigation. Watch the original 41-second segment for the speaker’s full comments.

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ZNS video report · September 2023
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Bahamas Humane Society commentary / ZNS
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