Overview

• The shelter’s population climbed to 44 dogs, surpassing its intended capacity and stretching available resources.
• The Metro transport authority has urged Mexico City residents to adopt available dogs or donate food and other supplies to ease maintenance demands.
• Employees of a beverage company recently delivered an in-kind donation of dog food and volunteered time to walk the shelter’s residents.
• Since opening in July 2017, the center has taken in 632 stray or lost dogs and facilitated 588 returns to homes through adoptions and owner reunifications.
• All dogs at the facility receive daily meals, veterinary care, vaccinations, deworming and sterilization at no cost to adopters or owners.