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Student Volunteer Program at Puerto Vallarta Animal Control Center Improves Care for Rescued Animals

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - Earlier this week, students from the University of Guadalajara Regional High School rolled up their sleeves at the Puerto Vallarta Animal Health and Control Center in a bid to promote citizen participation and bolster animal welfare. Backed by the Luis Munguía administration, the initiative recognized young people as a driving force for community transformation. Over the course of the visit, more than twenty students swept, scrubbed, and organized every corner of the facility, demonstrating that hands-on service can spark lasting change for both volunteers and the animals they serve.

Armed with cleaning . . .

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