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PETPALOOZA PET ADOPTION 5/23 SUCCESS - 2 dogs and 2 kittens adopted
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| SEE US ON TV AT THE Irvine Animal Care Center in December, 2009. Click here (Our organization featured at 6:28 of the video time code) |
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FOR MORE INFORMATION or TO SEE MORE ADOPTABLE DOGS AND CAT, CLICK HERE
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 HOPPY
This is Hoppy. We named this sweet boy Hoppy because he hops. Hoppy was born with a deformed right leg and he struggled to find food and shelter in Mexicali where we rescued him. But that didn't stop Hoppy. He's a survivor, and a loving dog on top of it. He needs a forever, loving home that will love him, just the way he is, and get all the love he has to offer.
For an adoption application, click . here.
For more information, click here.
Or call foster:
619 502-0782 |
 CINDY
1 yr. old Female Corgi mix. She is a little shy at the beginning, but once she knows you are not going to hurt her she becomes the sweetest dog. Extremely gentle and loving to all. She is well behaved, quiet, obedient and playful.Cindy gets along great with any dogs! She is intelligent and obedient. For an adoption application, click here. |
 DINGO is about 5lb and about a 1 year old. He is a sweet little boy with lots of snuggles to give. If you are looking for an adorable small chi mix that is perfectly happy being toted around with you all day, then Dingo is your guy. He has a bit of separation anxiety and would be best placed in a home with other animals or where he would be rarely left alone. He is cat and dog friendly. This little guy is up to date on shots and neutered. For an adoption application, click here.
 BOOTS
10 month old female Lab Mix. She is a very loving and plalyful dog. Funny! She loves to bring you her blanket when she wants attention. She knows how cute she looks doing that so she does it often and gets all excited.
Boots is a wonderful dog waiting for her forever home. She gets along great with other dogs and loves children as well. For an adoption application, click here.
.jpg) QUEEN LOUISE
Baby faced black Poodle. This petite lover is about 8 pounds and 3 1/2 years old. At birth one of Louise's front paws is under developed but causes her no pain. Louise is a snuggle bear and loves to be held. She is the type of dog that you can take everywhere because she loves everyone; people, kids, cats, and other dogs.
For an adoption application, click here.
STELLA LUNA
6 wk old Himalayan female. Stella Luna is afraid of loud noises. We are looking for a quite home for her with older children (10 and up). She loves to be petted and purrs loud. Laila is up to date on shots and is spayed.
For an adoption application, click . here.
For more information, contact us, click here.
Or call foster:
619 502-0782
 GIN GIN
Beautiful orange tabby cat has such a personality.. Gin Gin is a total love bug. He wants to snuggle himself right into your heart. Gin Gin has these big round eyes that seem to look straight into your soul. He loves other cats, people, and is comfortable around cat friendly dogs. He's quite a talker and always has a story for you. For an adoption application, click here.
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 JULIE AND MAYA
I have always been crazy for animals and have taken in many over the years. My husband and I got Oka, a crippled spaniel mix with 4 teeth whom we absolutely adore and ended up keeping her! Next came Maya, a long haired chihuahua who added a lot of "life" in our dog family. After the fires in San Diego in '07 I decided to help by fostering.
 JULIE, DENNIS AND FOSTER FRIENDS
We have been fostering furiously ever since, placing over 80 dogs and cats. It has been the most rewarding experience of my life, seeing the animals becoming comfortable in their new environment (most come from horrible conditions) and hearing from the adopters who love their new "family members."
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 WENDY ADOPTED!
Wendy was rescued from the perrera in Tijuana. She was dumped there with her new born puppies, and was waiting to be put down after her puppies were put down. Marlene, a AAOFUS volunteer, brought her home. She was spayed and adopted by a wonderful family who have recently lost their Dalmatian. Thank you Marlene for giving this sweet dog an opportunity for a happy life!
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 FOOD BANK VOLUNTEERS
Two of Our Food Drive Volunteers
Ginny and D.D. help collect dog food throughout Southern California headed to the poorest communities of Mexico where the food feeds over 6,000 starving, injured and homeless street dogs and cats every month.
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 FEEDING TWO STREET DOGS
Donna, one of our dedicated volunteers drives from San Diego to Mexico every day to provide food, basic medical care, and needed affection to street dogs and cats at the Mexican dog pounds (Perreras). These two street dogs will have a full stomach today.
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  OUR MISSION
Providing humane care for street dogs and cats in Mexico.
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 SOLUTIONS Giving Hope and Comfort to Street Dogs and Cats!
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 HOW YOUR DONATIONS Feed and Care for Street Dogs and Cats in the Poorest Communities of Mexico
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 Animal Advocates of the U.S is a small, but dedicated team of U.S. and Mexican volunteers providing humane treatment and care to abandoned dogs and cats in the poorest communities of Mexico. AAOFUS provides food, water, clean kennels, humane euthanasia, compassion, medical supplies and treatment to more than 6,000 homeless dogs and cats temporarily sheltered at the Tijuana, Mexicali, Rosorito, Saltillo, and Ensenada, Perreras ("dog pounds") each month. AAOFUS’ dedicated team of volunteers travel to the shelters not only to feed these animals but to give them hope that their suffering will end. Most are malnourished, sick, injured, and/or abused, without anyone to care for them.  These animals are hungry for a kind word, touch or look. Without the drugs provided by Animal Advocates of the US, these animals would be euthanized by electrocution. Video is available on Youtube.com We also rescue, foster and adopt out the lucky few, well enough to make it over the US border to start a new life. Founded in 2008, we're an all volunteer 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Your donation, volunteer time or interest in Animal Advocates of the U.S. makes a big difference for animals we come in contact with. They don’t have a voice. But we're ready to help them. Will you help us give these gentle souls a voice? They need you. Click here to learn more about the Perrera. |
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 HARRY - OUR FOSTER DAD
A senior citizen finding purpose in retirement
When Harry heard about Aausy and her six pups' struggle to find food each day, he thought about the struggles of getting older. He wanted to help Aausy, but at 80, could he handle fostering the street dog and her pups. He turned to his family and neighbors. His daughter helps feed the malnourished dog and her growing pups, and his neighbors collect newspapers to cover their sleeping area and give puppy food and supplies to help out. Friends are spreading the word about the pups to help find the puppies a forever home. Aausy is gaining weight and her pups are healthy and ready for a loving home. She and her pups gave Harry a chance to find purpose in his golden years and reach out to his community to help this little dog and her pups get a second chance in their young lives.
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| CLICK "VIEW ALL IMAGES" TO SEE SLIDESHOW OF OUR VOLUNTEERS HELPING STREET DOGS AND CATS. You will need to permit active content to view slide show. |
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100% of all donations to Animal Advocates of the US, a 501(c)(3) organization, goes to program expenditures (food, medicine, vet supplies, kennel supplies, humane euthanasia drugs, and adoption programs) in providing humane treatment of street dogs and cats in Mexico.
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