Since 2001, Compassion Without Borders, has been rescuing and rehoming dogs in need from south of the border.

Dogs with backgrounds of homelessness, cruelty and neglect are rescued directly off the streets or taken in from animal control centers where they face certain euthanasia. Animals are also often abandoned at our free veterinary and spay/neuter clinic in Mexico.

Dogs are rescued and cared for at one of our two shelters in Puerto Peñasco, Mexico, where they are rehabilitated emotionally and physically. Dogs are given TLC, along with all the appropriate veterinary care they need during a voluntary quarantine, before transporting them north of the border to our shelter in Santa Rosa, CA for continued care and adoption. Dogs are also adopted out locally in Mexico.

Check out our adoptable dogs here:.