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 THIS IS AAUSY - OUR FIRST STREET DOG RESCUED FROM THE MEXICALI PERRERA. . .
From Street Dog to Family Pet
This is Aausy, named after our organization. Starved, missing an eye and found caring for 6 pups in the streets of Mexicali, Mexico, we saved Aausy and her pups hours before they were scheduled to be euthanized. Thousands of street dogs and cats like Aausy are starving, beaten, abandoned and euthanized in the Mexican perreras by electrocution We help feed, provide water and basic medical care to thousands of street dogs and humane euthanasia drugs to the Mexican dog pounds. Aausy and her pups were the fortunate ones. We found loving, forever homes for this mommy dog and her six pups. With the generous support of donors like yourself we can do so much more for other dogs waiting for us to help them. Won't you help now?
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 AAUSY AND HER PUPS' at the Mexicali Perrera Hours Before She Was Scheduled to be Euthanized
Fortunately, her last day fell on a holiday, so Animal Advocates worked through the night to make arrangements with the Mexicali
Perrera, and a U.S. foster home to rescue her and her 6 pups. |
Mexicali Veterinarian
This is the dedicated and compassionate Mexicali veterinarian who works for humane treatment of street dogs and cats. She generously helped us rescuing Aausy and her puppies. Thank you. |
 Marlene, AAOFUS Founder, Feeding AAUSY and Her Pups at Their Foster Home
Aausy watches her pup get needed formula. |
STREET DOG FINDS A WARM BED Aausy finds a clothes basket at her foster home to make a bed. Very resourceful street dog. |
AAUSY HAPPY!
Finally! Thanks to all the volunteers and donors who helped get Aausy and her pups find forever, loving homes. |
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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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 These beautiful souls survived living on the streets without anyone to care for them. They survived starvation. They survived abuse. Now, they have hope for a happy life. These wonderful dogs and cats need a forever home. Please read their stories and let their love touch your heart.
 HANNAH
Hannah needs a home. She is a 8-months old lab/shepherd mix. She is a loving, petite for a medium dog, sweet and friendly dog. She is a little shy, but warms up very quickly. She is not a barker and gets along great with any other dogs. She is also great with children. Hannah is a very special dog!
 GINGIE
Beautiful orange tabby cat has such a personality.. Gingie is a total love bug. He wants to snuggle himself right into your heart. Gingie 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
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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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