abandoned, luckily they can lap a little so don't need bottle feeding,
four little sweeties, and then several kittens were also brought in.
Would anyone like to take home one of these adorable animals?
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Another day of abandoned dogs in Guatemala
Unfortunately, another day of dumped animals. The little puppies were
abandoned, luckily they can lap a little so don't need bottle feeding,
four little sweeties, and then several kittens were also brought in.
Would anyone like to take home one of these adorable animals?
abandoned, luckily they can lap a little so don't need bottle feeding,
four little sweeties, and then several kittens were also brought in.
Would anyone like to take home one of these adorable animals?
Friday, August 12, 2011
Spay and Neuter Clinic by Mayan Families in Guatemala
Last month we held a parade in town in Panajachel.. It was to promote
vaccinating your animal with Rabies vaccine and also to spay and
neuter to reduce the amount of unwanted animals suffering in the
streets.
The parade was a huge success. We held a spay and neuter clinic the
next day and operated on lots of dogs and cats.
The Mayor of San Andres Semebetaj contacted us after the parade and he
asked if we would come and do the same thing in his town.
We were very happy to be able to do that.
On Tuesday we held a large parade with the help of the children from
the elementary school in San Andres and also the children from the
Mayan Families/Mission Guatemala Pre-school in San Andres.
On Wednesday we held the spay and neuter clinic and had 28 mostly dogs
...but a few cats....come along.
The clinic was held at the local community health center. The Mayor
and all the people involved were so helpful.
They have a very big problem with lots of dogs in the streets, we saw
several packs when we first arrived.
We are very happy to help with this problem and wish that we had the
funds to be able to do these clinics daily.
If you would like to help us stop the amount of unwanted animals in
the street and all the terrible suffering that they endure....please
help with a small donation.
It is $25 US for us to spay /neuter an animal. This prevents so much
future suffering.
vaccinating your animal with Rabies vaccine and also to spay and
neuter to reduce the amount of unwanted animals suffering in the
streets.
The parade was a huge success. We held a spay and neuter clinic the
next day and operated on lots of dogs and cats.
The Mayor of San Andres Semebetaj contacted us after the parade and he
asked if we would come and do the same thing in his town.
We were very happy to be able to do that.
On Tuesday we held a large parade with the help of the children from
the elementary school in San Andres and also the children from the
Mayan Families/Mission Guatemala Pre-school in San Andres.
On Wednesday we held the spay and neuter clinic and had 28 mostly dogs
...but a few cats....come along.
The clinic was held at the local community health center. The Mayor
and all the people involved were so helpful.
They have a very big problem with lots of dogs in the streets, we saw
several packs when we first arrived.
We are very happy to help with this problem and wish that we had the
funds to be able to do these clinics daily.
If you would like to help us stop the amount of unwanted animals in
the street and all the terrible suffering that they endure....please
help with a small donation.
It is $25 US for us to spay /neuter an animal. This prevents so much
future suffering.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Bathing Beauties!
These bathing beauties are ready for a new home! Please donate generously and help us spread the word! No homeless animals. www.mayanfamilies.org
Here are the photos! https://picasaweb.google.com/mayanfamilies/May252011ThePuppiesGetABathErinKokdil?feat=directlink
Here are the photos! https://picasaweb.google.com/mayanfamilies/May252011ThePuppiesGetABathErinKokdil?feat=directlink
More Rescued Puppy photos
Mayan Families "Hope for the Animals" latest batch of Puppies and Dogs available! Many more to choose from! Cats, Kittens and Adult Dogs also available! All are sterilized with up to date shots!
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Photos of Dogs, Puppies available for adoption!
Mayan Families "Hope for the Animals" Program has over 40+ Dogs, Puppies, Cats and Kittens available for adoption! We are also building dog house shelters to keep them safe until they get adopted!
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
May 14th Clinic, 29+ animals sterilized!
Mayan Families conducted it's April Clinic on May 14th because the Vet, Dr. Miguel was sick on the originally scheduled day. At this clinic Mayan Families Spayed and Neutered 29+ Dogs, Puppies, Cat and Kittens!
We always have available for adoption, Adult Dogs and Cats, Puppies and Kitten, males and females. Please help Mayan Families "Hope for the Animals" program spread the word!
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