We continue with our amazing DINO PROGRAM, bringing free neutering/sterilisation to animals of vulnerable communities, while also teaching and sharing best practices on responsible pet ownership and animal wellbeing.

This time, we teamed up with the local Municipality of San Juan de Lurigancho (SJL), who  provided us with the premises where to hold the event and a team of vets that offered  free health consultation for pets.

Thanks to our efforts we were able to neuter/sterilise 115 animals. None of this would have been made possible without our amazing volunteers from Somos Vagabondis and Unidas De Corazon, who keep dedicating their free time to this important and noble cause, changing and shaping the quality of life of living animals and the future generations. 

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We did it again! This time we successfully helped to sterilise 102 animals (dogs and cats). 

We are so grateful to the Vet team involved and to all the volunteers that attended this event! This was a day full of energy, love, responsabity and compassion, with new alliances and relationship formed. 

We couldn't be happier for having successfully helped to sterilise 99 wee animals. This was possible thanks to a  joint effort with Peruvian charity UPA (Unidos por los Animales), who supported with 30 sterilisations and provided anti flea medications. The rest was on us!.

We are very grateful to our kind and generous donors for appreciating and trusting our efforts in helping vulnerable communities. Sterilising even one dog or cat saves thousands of future live from the streets. 

We keep going with our efforts in changing the lives of strays in Peru, this time we sponsored the neutering of 36 wee animals in the event organised by our friends of UPA (Unidos por los animales), a Peruvian charity that is leader in promoting the welfare of domestic and wild animal life in Peru. Visit our Instagram to see more about this and other events!

We did it again! We sponsored the neutering of 14 wee friends in the event organised by Voz Animal in their premises, which is home to many of the no longer strays that they rescued.

Neutering is the solution to the overpopulation of strays, Huge thanks again to all the volunteers.

We are all united in this journey.

We are glad to share that we sponsored the neutering of 36 wee animals in the event organised by Voz Animal Peru in Los Olivos. We couldn't thank enough the volunteers that arranged for the post-operation "care" of some of the strays. Without volunteers and local neighbours of the strays, this wouldn't be possible.

We started in Sept 2023 this amazing "Feed the strays" initiative, which consists in arranging for local volunteers of different zones of Lima to provide the local strays with fresh homemade food, which the same volunteers would prepare and deliver. And as we know the number of strays is too big and our resources are limited, we supplement the freshly cooked food with dry food so we can reach as many "vagabondis" as we can. Sometimes when not possible and for easy logistics in remote areas, we will only provide dry food.

We care so much for the "vagabondis" and although we cannot take them all out of the streets, at least we can keep them alive and prevent them from suffering hunger.

Our delivery of food to the strays is on a best effort basis depending on our financial and physical resources in loco. We hope though to keep going with this initiative covering different areas of Lima as we grow. If you are interested in knowing more or have ideas/questions on this activity please contact us! 

Another successful neutering event conducted this year with 101 animals neutered! This event was again possible with the coordination work of our main partner Voz Animal Peru (NGO based in Lima) and the local volunteers that dedicated their free time to make difference to society!

This is one of the first projects we have supported; a sterilisation campaign organised by Voz Animal Peru (an NGO based in Lima) and a group of local volunteers from the Alqo Wasi Association. San Juan de Lurigancho (SJL) is one of the most overpopulated areas of Lima , where the  number of abandoned dogs and cats in the streets is high.

With our financial support, the local team was able to sterilise  a total of 122 dogs and cats through this campaign.