Here are our new little puppies, two sweet sisters named Minnie and Dazey.

 

We couldn't stand to see them separated in order to be adopted at the
refuge, so we simply made our family a little larger. 

 

Yep, we're the Angelina and Brad of El Centenario.  We already love them to bits.  Fern and Brian

 

 CHAPI
 

This little girl was brought in by a kind stranger who found her roaming the streets. He took care of her until we had space available at the refuge. She loves people and will sit and listen to every word you say as if she understands everything. She is very sweet and loving. Now a 2-3 month old puppy, Chapi will remain a small dog and would make the perfect lap dog. 

 

Many more dogs available for local and international adoption on our website. 

 

Here in La Paz we are so blessed to have an organization like Baja Dogs to save our 4-legged friends from the harsh realities of life on the streets.  It is made possible by the efforts of ordinary people who want to make a difference. 

 

If you can donate a little of your time,  email Fern, our Volunteer Coordinator, in either Spanish or English. 

 

Photo: Volunteers Maggie, Dhorea, Cindy and Fern at the Baja Dogs booth at Costa Baja during the recent La Paz Gold Cup Marlin tournament.