“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” —Nelson Mandela
I always say that sterilization is the only humane solution to combat the overpopulation and suffering of dogs and cats.
However, what is even more important is education. We need to educate the youth about how to be responsible pet owners and how to treat animals as sentient beings so that they will want to sterilize and care for their pets when they’re adults.
One of my major goals is to offer consciousness-raising education programs in the local schools and in the community in general so that the future for animals in Mexico will be a brighter one.
Dogs of Puerto Angel in association with the Municipality of San Pedro Pochutla developed and passed the very first local regulation in the region which aims to combat the overpopulation of stray animals and create a society of responsible pet owners.
Dogs of Puerto Angel raised funds for consciousness-raising murals in Zipolite that memorialize the dogs who’ve been victims of human cruelty in the region.
Educational project with La Escuela El Copal, Mazunte which aimed to raise funds for sterilization campaigns in the region.
University students at La Universidad del Mar, Puerto Angel campus participate annually in decorating an altar dedicated to deceased cats and dogs of Puerto Angel as part of the Day of the Dead (El Dia de Los Muertos) celebrations.
Dogs of Puerto Angel organized the first peaceful protest ever to be held in Playa Zipolite against animal cruelty in the region.
