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La Paz K-9 Rescue – Emergency Funds Drive
Finally a word about monthly pledges. Currently at $1340 US, pledges now cover the wages and all related payroll and accountant fees that we are required to pay on a monthly basis. (It is not easy running a business or charity in Mexico). While we will continue to work diligently to reduce our costs, the $3000 per month goal is still something we would like to achieve as it will give us a small financial cushion for emergencies and allow us to acquire some other much-needed equipment, personnel and services for the refuge. Thanks to ALL who are supporting us on a monthly basis and making this all possible.
Baja Dogs is a registered Mexican non-profit, and relies completely on private donations as we receive no government funding. Any donations of money, food, leashes, toys, crates and cleaning supplies are always welcome.
Baja Dogs La Paz AC has many homes waiting in Portland, Vancouver and Calgary. The only thing standing between one of these wonderful dogs and a loving home is some kind soul that will accompany the dog north. If you are able to help please contact us. I guarantee we will make it as easy as we can for you. All the dogs are healthy and have had all their vaccines. We will pay the transport charges and have someone meet you on departure and arrival. You will have made an incredible difference in the life of one of these precious animals. Please email dhorearyon@hotmail.com
Please visit our website at www.bajadogshelplineoflapaz.org for more information on dogs for adoption, or to make a donation via Paypal. If you require more photos of any particular dog or require additional information, please call 044 612 140 2575 (English), or 044 612 155 8948 (Spanish) between 10am and 5pm, or email us at info@bajadogshelplineoflapaz.org. We are located between Chametla and Centenario, 4 kilometers behind the Tecate Six store located on the curve. Signs reading BD will lead you to the refugio! We are open 11AM - 4PM daily.
Many thanks from the Baja Dogs and all of the Baja Dog support team!
PUPPIES AND DOGS FOR ADOPTION FROM BAJA DOGS
ANGELA (FEMALE – APPROXIMATELY. 2 YEARS)
You will fall in love with Angela instantly, her little folded ears are so endearing. She is a very pretty, medium-sized spayed female. She is about 2 years old, has short hair, is quiet and would make a great pet.
BEN (MALE – APROX 5 YEARS)
Ben is an adult male German shepherd cross who would make a great guard dog. His presence and bark will provide good protection for your home.
LUCY (FEMALE – APROX 5 MONTHS)
Lucy is a great little watch dog. She is a medium size Doberman-cross. She loves to run and play and is good with children.
MAX (MALE – APROX 7 MONTHS)
Max is an adorable small dog with a great personality. Max is very friendly and has lots of love to offer. He is good with children as well as other dogs. He loves to run and play and desperately wants a home to call his own.
MUNECA (FEMALE – APROX 2 YEARS)
Muneca is a very laid back large sprayed female. She will make a great pet while protecting your home. She is currently being fostered off site. If you are interested in seeing Muneca please call 612-148-3465.
ROSIE: (FEMALE – 4 MONTHS)
Little Rosie was lucky enough to be born at the refuge. She is an absolutely adorable female puppy who will grow to be a good size dog. This little gem deserves a very special home.
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Chacha
is an example of some of the dogs we take in. On the first day, layers
of her fur peeled off, exposing red sore skin. It appears as though
someone may have tried to "help" her by submerging her in car oil,
which is a crude treatment used to get rid of ticks and fleas. It
appeared to be too strong for this
fragile tiny poodle mix and she obviously was abandoned shortly after
For
regular updates on Pledge Drive totals. check the thermometers on our
Help and
Adoption pages.