Meet Diva Diva is a medium-sized, champagne-colored, female doggy with black markings on her face and ears. She is approximately five years old. Diva was abandoned at the door of the shelter on Sunday morning when no one was working. She was suffering badly from an infestation of ticks and fleas which are very evident
Meet Our Cats – Lots and LOTS of Cats It is time again to feature the myriad of cats that we have available for adoption at the animal shelter. We have tabbys, black cats, white cats, calicos, long-haired and short-haired. We have kittens and adult cats. All of these cats and kittens are looking for
Meet Madonna Madonna is a beautiful, medium-sized, female, white doggy with brown and black markings. She is about a year and a half old. Madonna was dropped off outside the shelter door one morning before the facility was open. She was VERY PREGNANT when she arrived. After being at the shelter for just three days,
Meet Oso Oso, which translates to Bear, is a small, white, male, mixed-breed puppy. He is about 3 months old. Oso was rescued by a young woman who found him running through the streets of Colonia Infonavit Playas. None of the neighbors claimed Oso. He arrived at the shelter undernourished with scabies and many ticks.
Meet Chato Chato is a medium-sized, male, mixed-breed doggy – about three years old. He was rescued by a young couple who found him injured in Colonia Urias – a poor colonia outside of Mazatlán on the way to the airport. This young couple took Chato to a veterinarian. The vet told them that Chato’s
Meet Ovo Ovo is a medium-sized, female, mixed-breed doggy – about a year old. She was found tied to the window of the shelter a few weeks ago. Nothing is known about her history. Ovo had an infestation of scabies and was malnourished when she arrived. This mite infestation has been treated and she
Meet Camelia Camelia is a medium-sized, 7-month old, mixed breed, female puppy that was found on the campus of CAM school in Colonia El Toreo. Camelia was very fearful and shied away from the students. The school could not keep her so they asked to bring her to the shelter. When Camelia first arrived she
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