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A lifeline of MOP 809,000 temporarily bails out Anima
Macao News > Social Affairs > A lifeline of MOP 809,000 temporarily bails out Anima

A lifeline of MOP 809,000 temporarily bails out Anima Link copied

The local animal rights alliance has received donations totalling MOP 809,000 as a lifeline.

Anima animal rights Macao
Photo courtesy of Anima
10 February 2021 BY STAFF REPORTER
BY STAFF REPORTER10 February 2021

The local animal rights alliance, Anima, has received donations totalling MOP 809,000 as a lifeline, according to an official statement on the association’s Facebook page.

“Anima was able to pay the salaries for January (MOP 370,000), debts to suppliers from December (MOP236,000), debts to staff from last year (MOP 20,000) and still have around MOP183,000 (of which MOP50,000 was a loan from a friend) to pay part of the salaries for February,” former Anima president Albano Martins stated.

Anima was previously deep in financial difficulties due to a significant reduction in funds given by local casino operators last year, as well as a postponed meeting by the Macao Foundation (FM) to discuss the timing and amount of annual financial support that Anima would receive from the government.

Normally, the FM holds a council meeting at the end of each year to discuss the delivery schedule and the amount of government funding. However, the meeting was postponed to this month due to Covid-19, but without a concrete timeframe for rescheduling.

“As we do not know when FM will have its meeting, we have decided to continue our campaign in order to collect enough money to pay the bills for January and the salaries for February,” Martins said, adding the total amount needed will be around MOP 600,000.

(Macau Daily Times/Macao News)

 

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