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  • Dr.Juan Jose Martinez: A Champion for the Animals of Mexico
    Dr.Juan Jose Martinez: A Champion for the Animals of Mexico
    Dr. Juan Jose Martinez is a Mexican veterinary surgeon who lives in Juarez, Mexico. He has been working with Compassion without Borders since he was a vet student in 2003. Dr. Martinez is an incredible advocate for the animals of Mexico and is relentless in his efforts to bring about humane reform and educate his colleagues.
  • Low-Income Latino Clinic:
    Low-Income Latino Clinic:
    On March 24th, Compassion without Borders and Pet's Lifeline Shelter hosted our first wellness and sterilization clinic for the animals of low-income Latinos in Sonoma County. Click here to read more about the clinic or click here to see a brief video of the event.
  • Love Across Borders in 2012
    Love Across Borders in 2012
    Love will indeed be leaping fences, overcoming hurdles, and even penetrating borders in just a few short weeks when we usher in the New Year by saving a delightful group of scrappy Meximutts from Juarez, Mexico!
  • IN THE NEWS
    IN THE NEWS
    CWOB was featured on a local news station following our latest rescue! Click here to see the video.
  • The Human Race for CWOB
    The Human Race for CWOB
    CWOB is putting a team together to walk/run in a local fundraiser called the Human Race. The race takes place on May 5 in Santa Rosa. Nina, volunteer coordinator for the event, says, "You don't have to join or do the race, but can still donate and/or share this information with your network of friends, family, coworkers, etc. People can donate directly on the page, and can copy and paste this website to post on a Facebook page or email to friends. What better way to mark Cinco de Mayo than a benefit run for CWOB?!" For more information on how you can join the CWOB team or to support the team from the sidelines, visit this link>
  • Faces of Hope: Who we Help and How
    Faces of Hope: Who we Help and How
    This recently updated section of our website tells the tales of the animals in Mexico that we are helping every day. Animals like Chirrina, a dog with a skin infection so severe...
  • Progress = Hope = Change for the Animals
    Progress = Hope = Change for the Animals
    Compassion without Borders hosted a two-day spay camp in Delicias, Mexico, followed by a more intensive training clinic for veterinarians which was just completed on December 3rd and 4th. Click here to read more about the clinic.
  • 10 minute Project Overview Video
    10 minute Project Overview Video
    View an updated project overview recently created to address the questions: Why do you help the animals of Mexico? What exactly do you to help them?
 
 
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  Why Help Animals in Mexico?

Why Help Animals in Mexico?Why do the animals in Mexico deserve our help? Aren’t there enough needy animals in the United States ? Why look south of the border? Read CWOB’s cofounder Christi Payne’s response to these commonly posed question.

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