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Would you like to help prevent animal suffering and homelessness? Join our spay & neuter clinic #82 where we will sterilize 40 homeless dogs and cats. To date, we have funded the sterilization of 4,202 animals. The clinic will occur on March 6, 2025, in rural Guatemala. It is an impoverished area where most of the population lives below the poverty line. Sadly, many strays and pets from irresponsible owners roam the streets. They scrape for food and mate in the garbage dump. One surgery costs $20.

Florecita was rescued from the streets with two painful fractures in her pelvis—injuries that had been left untreated for at least a month. But worst of all, an ultrasound revealed something shocking: Florecita was pregnant—with two huge babies!

Surgery for her fractures was the best solution, but it couldn’t be done without risking her unborn kittens. Then, Florecita had to undergo an C-section to save her babies. Thankfully, all three survived.

Bomberito was found completely paralyzed, unable to move any of his four legs. At first, the worst was feared—euthanasia seemed inevitable. But despite his condition, his young age and sweet spirit gave hope. A thorough evaluation suggested a neck injury, and instead of giving up, we chose to fight for him. Thanks to intensive neural therapy, including targeted pain and anti-inflammatory treatments, Bomberito is making a miraculous recovery! Donate to help him pay his vet bill.

Mashmellow is a 5-year-old medium-sized sweetheart who’s been through so much. Rescued from homelessness and now safe in a shelter, she came to us with a severe eye injury, likely from trauma. At first, it seemed like removing her eye was the only option.

But thanks to an amazing vet and tireless care, there’s hope! With consistent treatment—including eye drops every two hours—her inflammation has reduced significantly. Donate to help save her eye.