Diary of an International Rescue

What it takes to rescue Meximutts from south of the border

Every few months Christi and Moncho Camblor, CWOB cofounders, load up a rescue van with donations and head out to Mexico to drop off the donated items and pick up a van full of rescued Meximutts. Click here to read a running diary of a few days in the life of international dog rescue work.

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16 Meximutts Head North

Our latest rescue was a huge success and another 16 lives have been saved. We introduced you to many of the canine immigrants in a previous newsletter {read their stories here} and are happy to announce that all have arrived safe and sound. Read about their updates and other stories of those saved by clicking here

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Watch Us In Motion

CWOB has made several videos outlining our work in Mexico. Click here to view them

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Upcoming Projects

Check out what we have planned so far for the first half of 2009!
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CWOB Online Store

Check out our new online store! We have lots of great gift ideas that will
enable you to show your compassion and your support for our livesaving work!

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Hand Crafted Pins and Key Chains

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CWOB make stylish key chains and pins in the image of a Prehispanic dog symbol. Get yours today!

Freedom for Frida!

Click here to read the tale of Frida – a 3-legged meximutt who just a little over a month was found suffering and close to death on the streets of Juarez, Mexico.

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10 minute Project Overview Video

Click here to 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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The modest cost of saving a Life

For just $100.00 you can sponsor a rescue dog from Mexico and help to save his or her life!Dog

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Art, Inspiration, Compassion and Action!

CWOB is proud to announce our Art Corner, a section of our website where we will display and auction off art pieces that have been donated to our organization.

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2009’s First Round of Meximutts Head North

On January 31st CWOB made our trip north with the year’s first group of rescue dogs from Juarez, Mexico. 14 dogs in total joined us in our rescue van; each one anxious to start their new life as officially pampered US canines.

Click here to meet a few of 2009’s very first Canine Mexican Immigrants!

Stationary Clinic in Juarez celebrates 4 years of free sterilization services!

Back in 2004, CWOB hatched a plan to open up a free, stationary clinic in Juarez that would offer high quality spays and neuters to the area’s low resource residents. ...Click here to find out how the clinic has unfolded over the past four years.

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Project Anapra Stationary Clinic

Project Anapra is a community based humane reform program CWOB Project Anapra is a community based humane reform program CWOB spearheaded recently in a very impoverished town along the Mexico-US border, {for a complete overview click here}.

Click here to find out more about the new sterilization clinic we are creating for this project.

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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