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Free pet sterilization campaign in Puerto Vallarta; November 10-11

With the objective of reducing the street dog population in Puerto Vallarta, the Coordination of Animal Welfare and Vallarta Adventures, join the Calle Cero Foundation to achieve the third Mass Free Sterilization Campaign in the city, which will also benefit Bahía de Banderas, given its proximity to this Nayarit community.

The Animal Welfare Coordination is again joining efforts with the company Vallarta Adventures and the valuable initiative of Fundación Calle Cero, who have in their experience more than 6 thousand pet sterilizations throughout Mexico.

This is the third campaign of its kind in Puerto Vallarta, and in the two previous, approximately 760 dogs and cats were sterilized in just four days, which will result in a reduction of thousands of dogs and cats, many who could be abandoned, .victims of abuse and cruelty, in addition to suffering possibly zoonotic diseases, transmitted between animal and human.

That is why the general population is invited to take advantage of this campaign that will take place this November 10 and 11 at the Regional Police Academy located at Revolución 350, Las Juntas, for which a prior appointment should be made. telephone 2258837, from Monday to Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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