Las Aralias 09/2024
The PEACE Animals spay and neuter clinic was in Colonia Las Aralias this week. As usual, we were greeted with long lines of pet owners and rescuers waiting to have their animals treated. Aralias is always well attended, being located between Pitillal, Gaviotas, Versalles, and Independencia. PEACE animals are grateful to Sophie for the use of her spacious bodega and the beautiful lawn and [...]
San José 09/2024
San Jose Del Valle is recognized as one of the centers for Charreria competition in the state of Nayarit and the country. Charrería, also known as Jaripeo is a sport and discipline arising from equestrian activities and livestock traditions used in the haciendas of old Mexico. The competitions include cala de caballo, piales, and terno en el rodeo, all of which demonstrate the skills [...]
La Cruz 08/2024
The PEACE Animals spay and neuter clinic was held in La Cruz De Huanacaxtle this week. The vets and volunteers worked in the rain and heat outdoors in tents this week. Despite the less than ideal conditions, they were able to exceed the quotas to meet the demand with people lined up waiting from the early morning hours to treat their pets and strays. There [...]
Valle Dorado 08/2024
The PeaceAnimals Clinic was in Valle Dorado this week. It has been several months since we were last in Valle Dorado so there were long lines of people waiting to spay and neuter their pets and strays. The veterinarians worked very hard and exceeded their daily quotas to meet the demand. We are grateful to everyone involved at the Primaria Bicentenario where the clinic [...]
Guidelines – Dogs entering US
NEW ENTRY RULES TO THE UNITED STATES AS OF AUGUST 1, 2024 For those of you traveling back and forth to the US with dogs, I want you to be aware of some changes that will be happening as of August 1 2024: The main highlights are below, please refer to the above link for your particular circumstances: Requirements for all dogs All dogs [...]
Signs of Overheated Dogs
As a dog’s temperature rises, blood rushes to the surfaces of the tongue, gums, and membranes to help transfer excess heat. Clear warning signs of overheating in dogs include frantic panting, extreme salivation, bright-red membranes, and labored breathing. The condition may quickly progress to a metabolic meltdown as their temperature rises to over 106 degrees Fahrenheit and dogs can no longer cool themselves. An [...]
