Clinics!

Preventing overpopulation with love and care

Caring today for a better tomorrow

Since Jan 2012, I have been going down to Mexico to help with spay and neuter clinics. So far, across all the clinics I have been part of, over 10,000 animals have been spayed and neutered. Reducing the population dramatically. While cats have a much better chance of survival in the streets, dogs need humans to keep them going. They are not feral; they are not wild animals. So their chances of survival depend on the humans and feeding them. While lots of dogs do find their way to survive, it's not just about food; it's also about diseases and being hit. TVT(Transmissible Venereal Tumour), which is a highly contagious disease, is one of the diseases that can keep spreading if not treated, and it is found in dogs that are on the loose. The culling that happens is also not good, and some of the methods that people use are SEVERELY CRUEL. A dog or a cat should not be left on the streets. Their basic needs aren't being met: food, water, and shelter from the elements. Also, spaying and neutering are healthier for the dogs and cats. Too many animals die each day because there just aren't enough homes for them all. Please consider adopting rather than buying an animal; millions of animals are without a home. Please be responsible, ADOPT.

Time to make a difference for every animal, starting today

Intentional action, guided by love for animals