With help from Ocean Doctor supporters, they were able to build a modest rooftop animal shelter for cats and kittens and enlist the help of volunteers from the area to care for, feed and clean up after them. De La Calle director, Lis Nuñez took dozens of kittens into her home as a temporary solution, but caring for so many animals soon made her home unlivable for her. You don’t have to look far in Havana to find an abandoned litter of kittens - perhaps in a public park, sometimes in a dumpster or trash can. “De La Calle’s” modest rooftop shelter for kittens and cats, made possible from donations by Ocean Doctor supportersĭe La Calle has two shelters: One for kittens and cats, the other for puppies and dogs. Guggenheim is a regular spokesperson on ocean issues and has been featured on ABC’s Good Morning America, CNN, MSNBC, BBC,? Guggenheim is a leader in conservation policy, on important issues including global warming, coral reefs, sustainable seafood, and environmental education and is actively involved in international environmental issues. states, the Ocean Doctor’s ?50 Years ? 50 States ? 50 Speeches? Expedition. Guggenheim embarked on a special ?expedition? to deliver speeches to tens of thousands of students in all 50 U.S. Guggenheim offers a unique perspective ? from a tiny submarine 2,000 feet beneath Alaska’s Bering Sea to the hallways of Washington, DC ? on the wonder of the oceans around us and the critical issues they now face. Guggenheim was inducted into the Explorers Club as a National Fellow in 2008. He also hosts The Ocean Doctor Radio Show. Guggenheim is a marine scientist, ocean explorer, submarine pilot, and conservation policy leader based in Washington, DC at The Ocean Foundation where he serves as Senior Fellow and Director of its Cuba Marine Research and Conservation Program.
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