Responsible Rescue in Buenos Aires 917 512 2961
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Our generous sponsors:

Lisa Griffin
Mark Bussey
Carole Sleeper
Jed Rhoads
Kathy Schwartz
Nancy Davis
The Vazquez Family
The Michele Family
Emily Goldberg
Emma Daniel


Bryn Rhoads
Paula Moore

Nimia Lambrosquini
​Lisa Hanss
​Dominique Horton

Jake O'Sullivan
Cynthia Simoncic
Svetlana Kobins
​Lisa Rhoads
Mike Fitzgerald 

What Will My Donation Do?
​Your donation is the difference between these 2 videos, taken only a day apart

By the time a bypasser found Hope and her babies living like this, 1 baby had already died. Now they are all safe. In two months, they will be vaccinated, spayed or neutered, and off to  loving families who have not only been carefully screened, but are willing to make an adoption donation.
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Puppy rescue - pre adoption spay/neuter 

Every day, we are inundated with pleas to spare the lives of puppies that are found by the too few passersby who cared enough to at least, reach out for help.  We suffer the loss of each puppy we have to turn away.  Unfortunately, the free spay/neuter program is only for adult dogs here and virtually no one adopts adult dogs. Therefore, we must pay for the pediatric spay/neuter by a private veterinarian.  Parvo is a deadly virus that is rampant here and each puppy must be vaccinated.
It costs us on average about $250 USD to care for a puppy until they are ready for adoption.  This includes pediatric sterilization by an expert veterinarian, all vaccinations, anti parasite medications, food, clean bedding, and a temperature controlled environment when necessary.   The adoption donation from Uruguayans (about $30 USD) has proven to be the most effective way of screening families and helping to ensure a good life for the puppy. 
What we want to be clear about is that your donation not only spares the life of the one puppy, but the countless offspring that might have been born had the puppy somehow survived to 6 months.  
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Karen and Etanne Michele 2020
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