February's Rescue Dogs Sneak Preview

Paloma
Sweet Paloma found her way to our spay and neuter clinic last October, where she arrived with an injured leg that was deformed and infected. When our doctors examined her, they recommended that the leg be amputated due to the severity and chronicity of the injury.
The woman who had brought Paloma to the clinic to be spayed told us she would not accept Paloma back if we had to amputate the leg and asked that we euthanize her.

One look at Paloma's adorable face and we knew euthanasia was not an option.

We decided to rescue her and one of volunteer
veterinarians, John Strathman, performed the amputation at the clinic.
Paloma has since been recovering from surgery in the home of a great local volunteer in Mexico and is now ready to make the long trip North with us this February. She will be adopted out through our partner organization, CAPE.

Pablo

Handsome little Pablo was rescued from the local animal control center in Juarez, where he was slated to be euthanized after being rounded up off the streets.

Chachito

Chachito was also rescued from being killed at an animal control center in Mexico. His history is unknown, but he was found in very poor conditions - emaciated and matted and covered in ticks. He has since been fostered by local volunteers who have helped him to recuperate with lots of TLC and some basic medical care. He is now happy, healthy, and ready to find his way into the loving home he deserves.

Lala

LaLa , a little five year old Cocker Spaniel, is one of the sweetest dogs you will ever meet. She is calm. She is affectionate. She is well mannered. She is perfect. LaLa was dumped at animal control in Juarez by her family,
who said they were moving. She had lived with them since she was a puppy. When local volunteers found her in the crowded cage, she was frightened and unsure, but still unbelievably sweet. She was rescued a few months ago and has been waiting for us to bring her back to California to be adopted out ever since A wonderful local volunteer has cared for LaLa in her home, helping her to transition after the shock being abandoned and making sure LaLa is healthy, happy, and ready for the long drive back to California.

Luna

How cute is this dog? This hardy, happy terrier cross can?t wait to make it
up to California and find herself a loving family.

Help us to Save More!
For just $100.00 you can sponsor a rescue dog from Mexico and help to save his or her life! We'll send you the photo and story of your rescue dog and you will literally have enabled us to save that animal from certain death in Mexico.

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