Animal overpopulation is a serious issue in Puebla, Mexico, leading to animal suffering and health hazards to the community. Spay and neuter clinics are an effective way to address this problem, preventing the birth of unwanted animals and reducing the number of stray animals on the streets. On May 16th the SPR Team will be heading to Puebla, Mexico, to run a spay and neuter clinic with our partners The Dog Go Project Mexico to provide accessible services to local pet owners and stray animals.Last year we were able to raise a little over 6K and were able to run one of the most successful spay and neuter clinics in 2023 for The Dog Go Project Mexico with spaying and neutering over 190 animals for the local community free of cost. 

Help us Reach our Goal for this year: The goal of the spay and neuter clinic is to reduce animal overpopulation and improve the welfare of animals in Puebla, Mexico. We aim to achieve this goal by providing low-cost, high-quality spay and neuter services to pet owners and stray animals in the area. We are estimating to spay/neuter 200 animals. The funds raised through our Spay it Loud, Neuter Proud campaign will be used directly to spay and neuter animals in Puebla, Mexico. The clinic will be staffed by qualified veterinarians and trained technicians who will provide low-cost spay and neuter services to pet owners and stray dogs. 

Budget:

• Clinic equipment and supplies: $1,500
• Rental of clinic space: $500
• Vet Staff: $1,000
• Canadian Vetting Cost: $1,000 ($345 per dog)
• Flights for 10 rescue dogs back to Canada: $3,000 ($390 per dog)

With your support, not only can we establish an animal spay and neuter clinic in Puebla, Mexico, and make a significant difference in the lives of the animals and the people of Puebla. But we will also be rescuing and rehoming 10 amazing dogs from Mexico and welcoming them into our SPR foster pack back here in Ontario. Every donation counts, no matter how small, and will go towards making a positive impact on the community and these animals' lives! Please consider supporting our cause and helping us reduce animal overpopulation and improve the welfare of dogs in Puebla.