Help PEACEAnimals prevent the future suffering of animals. Our non-profit program, operating primarily in the area of Banderas Bay (Puerto Vallarta), México, is improving the lives of animals and humans. Towns and neighborhoods are cleaner, quieter, healthier and safer where there is no overpopulation of pets; and wildlife is at less risk for decimation.
The mission of PEACEAnimals is to prevent the future suffering of animals. A mass, free mobile spay/neuter program does the most good for the most animals. Towns and neighborhoods are cleaner, quieter, healthier and safer where there is no overpopulation of pets; and wildlife is at less risk for decimation.
Mexico, a third world developing country, is ranked number one per capita in the world for the overpopulation of pets. Cats and dogs are very often born to suffer. They are hit by vehicles, poisoned, starved, diseased, abused and abandoned. PEACEAnimals visits neighborhoods, towns and disenfranchised ranch and farm areas, primarily in the area of the Bay of Banderas (Puerto Vallarta).
In 2022 free of charge, PEACEAnimals sterilized 7,505 cats and dogs (2021 = 7,371); 48 clinic weeks; 16 Sundays and 1 grant for 3.5 days. Each clinic week is 3.5 days.
En 2022 gratis, PEACEAnimals esterilizado 7,505 gatos y perros (7,371 en 2021); un promedio de esterilizaciones en 48 semanas clínicas; Domingoes 16; 1 conceder. Cada semana clínica es de 3.5 días.
Grants have been generously awarded by Anonymous Foundation in Canada, Aspen Community Foundation (Ellen Hunt Floreat Foundation and Bebe & David Schweppe Foundation); Foundation Brigitte Bardot; Friends of Homeless Animals (FOHA); Alice Morgan Wright & Edith Goode Trust (US Humane Society); Humane Society International; Marchig Animal Welfare Trust; Richard R Reed Foundation; Summerlee Foundation, The Goldrich Family Foundation.