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Charities in Puerto Vallarta

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The mission of PEACEAnimals is to prevent the future suffering of animals. A mass, free mobile spay/neuter program does the most good for the most animals. Towns and neighborhoods are cleaner, quieter, healthier, and safer where there is no overpopulation of pets; and wildlife is at less risk for decimation.

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Currently, our organization serves hot meals 5 days a week from our soup kitchen while continuing to provide despensas (food bags) to the families in need. In addition, we support the families from Pasitos de Luz, Foundation Down A.C., and Red de Asociaciones Altruistas. We also make bi-weekly deliveries to more than 30 families who are physically unable to leave their homes.

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The rescue of lost and abandoned animals in our community. Providing food, shelter, and vet care to those in need, including animal abuse cases. Promote spay and neutering to end the suffering of overpopulation and unwanted animals. Our shelter is one of a kind in the Banderas Bay area, we currently have the capacity for about 75 animals.

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In 1993 a group of citizens concerned with strengthening the cultural life of the city and the opportunities of the population to access it, got together to form Pro Biblioteca de Vallarta, AC, a civil association that would convene residents, visitors, government and business community to join efforts to build a Library for Puerto Vallarta.

Finally, on November 30, 1996, the Library opened its doors for the first time, with 15,000 volumes and serving an average of 1,500 users monthly.

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