Rescued chihuahuas needing adoption
I give my dog up for adoption
Every day, more than 970 pets are euthanized in shelters across the United States because they are homeless. At Best Friends, we work with shelters and rescue organizations in your community to save more pets. Together, we can save them all.
When you adopt a dog or cat that has been waiting patiently for a family of its own, you are not only saving a life, but you are making room at the shelter for another homeless pet to be rescued.
Spaying or neutering your pet not only helps control overpopulation, but also prevents your pet from developing medical and behavioral problems, allowing him or her to live a longer, healthier life.
Across the United States, pets in shelters are connected with loving new families, which has increased the rate of lives saved nationally from 64% in 2015 to 83% in 2021.
Your donation goes directly to the work of saving the lives of homeless pets in your community and across the country by providing the help and healing they need to find loving homes.
Foundations for sick dogs
top of page¡HOLA AMIGOS! The Humane Society of Puerto Rico is a non-profit organization that fosters animals for adoption. As part of our mission we decided to look for alternatives to euthanasia by handling the surrender of unwanted animals by appointment.
stay in touchWORK WITH USWe are a non-profit organization dedicated to the welfare of the animals of Puerto Rico. We operate a facility where we mostly house animals for adoption, lost animals and accept unwanted animals by appointment and orientation. In addition, we have a low cost basic health clinic where we provide spay/neuter and vaccination services.
Animal Foundations in Colombia
Our goal is to put a stop to animal abuse and overpopulation, through an intensive program of high quality, low cost sterilizations for dogs and cats of rescuers, feeders and people of limited resources.
Spay Panama invites all citizens to organize themselves to bring low-cost mass sterilization campaigns for dogs and cats to their communities. Therefore, we have prepared this practical guide so that anyone can get involved in this mission.
Your contribution will help us put a stop to the overpopulation of dogs and cats and end the suffering. Your contribution will appear on the Spay/Panama website, unless you want it to be anonymous, in which case, your contribution will be published as "anonymous" under the contributor's name. (Resolution No. 201-5332 of the D.G.I of November 24, 2006, all donations are income tax deductible).
Spay Panama does not select the places where the sterilization campaigns will be carried out. The communities, companies or groups of people organize themselves to request our services and we only do the internal management to attend. It is a team work between Spay and the citizens.
Regalados perros de raza pequeña en adopción gratis
Nuestro Consejo de Administración, formado exclusivamente por voluntarios, trabaja para garantizar que la Clínica Animal Fix siga siendo un recurso para nuestra comunidad a través de una administración reflexiva y a largo plazo. Aportan su experiencia de una variedad de profesiones e industrias, en particular el bienestar animal.
Emily Colwell (ella / él), Presidente comenzó su carrera hace más de 25 años como el perro de baño en su refugio de animales local. Desde entonces ha trabajado en la protección de los animales en todo Estados Unidos, principalmente en la gestión de refugios, la participación comunitaria, la respuesta a catástrofes y la formación y el desarrollo curricular. Emily empezó a colaborar con la organización conocida entonces como Fix Our Ferals como voluntaria en el seguimiento de gatitos huérfanos que entraban en el refugio de Berkeley en 2005. Vive en el extremo este de la bahía con su familia, que incluye dos chihuahuas que adoran a todo el mundo.
Carina DeVera, Vicepresidenta, es defensora de los animales, entusiasta de las actividades al aire libre y escritora. Ha sido una dedicada defensora de los animales desde niña, cuando -para disgusto de sus padres- empezó a rescatar erizos con bajo peso y crías de pájaros abandonadas en los parques locales. Desde entonces, ha vivido esta pasión tanto personal como profesionalmente, trabajando como voluntaria y formando parte de las juntas directivas de organizaciones protectoras de animales del Área de la Bahía. Actualmente vive en San Francisco con su marido, una pequeña manada de cobayas rescatadas y un lorito especialmente peleón.