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Published:Friday | August 27, 2021 | 12:07 AM
Belly dancer Stacy-Ann Nelson gives guests a taste of Arabic expressive dance.
Belly dancer Stacy-Ann Nelson gives guests a taste of Arabic expressive dance.
Chairman of the Hope Zoo Preservation Foundation,Kenny Benjamin (left), and general manager of Lifespan, Robert Scott.
Chairman of the Hope Zoo Preservation Foundation,Kenny Benjamin (left), and general manager of Lifespan, Robert Scott.
Lifespan brand ambassador, Denyque, pets one of the many camels at the Hope Zoo.
Lifespan brand ambassador, Denyque, pets one of the many camels at the Hope Zoo.
Chairman of the Hope Zoo Preservation Foundation Kenny Benjamin (left); Nayana Williams, chief executive officer of Lifespan; and  Valerie Juggan-Brown (right), director of Hope Zoo, all delightfully gathered around Katie, the Lifespan-sponsored camel.
Chairman of the Hope Zoo Preservation Foundation Kenny Benjamin (left); Nayana Williams, chief executive officer of Lifespan; and Valerie Juggan-Brown (right), director of Hope Zoo, all delightfully gathered around Katie, the Lifespan-sponsored camel.
Katie the camel, newly adopted by Lifespan, struts as she is introduced to guests at the press conference.
Katie the camel, newly adopted by Lifespan, struts as she is introduced to guests at the press conference.
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Lifespan has partnered with the Hope Zoo Preservation Foundation to support the Hope Zoo during difficult times. The announcement was made at an official press conference held at the zoo on Wednesday, where the spring water company also shared that it would be adopting Katie, the camel. Executive members of both the company and the zoo gave their remarks, along with Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries Floyd Green, who presented a pre-recorded speech. The event was hosted by Lifespan brand ambassador Denyque and took place right by the camel enclosure, giving everyone the chance to interact with Katie. Here’s your bale of Something Extra.