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Fund Raiser for Los Mininos Cat Sanctuary
Los Mininos Cat Sanctuary posted a calendar event in Community Events Calendar
untilFund Raiser for Los Mininos Cat Sanctuary Bring your sweetie to a late afternoon happy hour in support of our cats. Tickets can be purchased at the Los Mininos Table in the BCP Market on Tuesday $10. Ticket - 100% of the ticket price goes to care for the cats Appetizer Buffet Cash Bar Live Music -
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Do you want to help animals in the Community but you don't know how??
DogCamp Boquete posted a blog entry in DogCamp Boquete
Do you want to help animals in the Community but you don't know how?? Come to DOG CAMP and be part of our programs (FOSTER HOMES, VOLUNTEER, RESCUE, ADOPTIONS, SPONSOR, FUNDRAISING EVENTS AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM, NEW PROJECTS) DogCamp has 25 dogs and 15 foster homes eawith 17 animals (dogs and cats), so we are helping 46 animals!!! Wowwww IF YOU WANT ADOPT A DOG, COME TO VISIT US!!!! WE HAVE THE PERFECT DOG FOR YOU!! IF YOU CAN NOT WORK WITH OUR PROGRAM BUT YOU WOULD LIKE TO HELP, YOU CAN CONSIDER TO MAKE A DONATION TO DOG CAMP, YOU CAN DO IT USING PAYPAL paypal.me/DogCamp Contact us TODAY!!!! 65638686 / 69659423 dogcampboquete@gmail.com VID-20171214-WA0017.mp4 -
At this 123rd clinic, Dr. Tello sterilized 58 animals: 24 dogs and 34 cats. This brings our total of dogs and cats sterilized to 4,744. http://spaypanama-chiriqui.org/123rd.html. See photos at https://imgur.com/a/RiIpK1N December will be a short vacation for us. A relief in a way, but sadly, that means that fewer animals will be sterilized until our next clinic on January 20, 2019. (And that clinic is almost full already!) Happy Holidays and Happy New Year to all, and as always, love and hugs and much gratitude to Dr. Andres Tello, our wonderful volunteers, and our donors! This vital work could not be done without them! ------------------------------ Several days before the clinic when I was walking, a man told me that neighbors had moved away and abandoned a female dog. He was worried that this sweet dog would become a "puppy factory." This was near the Nueva California school. I returned home, then went in my car and brought the dog to my house where I have a place to keep a dog separate from my 19 dogs. On clinic day I took her to be spayed. She is young and had never been in heat--and now she will never have puppies! On Monday after the clinic, I took her back to the school. She was very excited and ran to be with the school children again. People in the neighborhood feed her, so she will be fine. ------------------------------------ Also remember: I will help with animals to the best of my ability. Recently someone found a dog in horrible condition—emaciated from hunger, with worst mange I have ever seen (including bleeding sores). He had been hit by a car, had a broken hip on one side and open oozing wounds on the other hip/leg. The dog had a crappy collar around his neck attached to a wire. Someone had apparently tied him up to starve to death and he managed to break loose, only to be hit by a car. The police had sent the woman to my house with the dog. She and her husband put the dog in the crate on the side of my house. I immediately injected him with pain medication, antibiotics, and Vitamin C. I had planned to take him to Dr. Tello at the border, but before I could do so, the dog died during the night. There was a lot of blood on his blanket in the crate, apparently from internal injuries. The only positive with this situation is that at least the poor dog had a warm, dry place to sleep and a full tummy for a couple of days. He ate a LOT of food and he also drank a lot of water. He obviously had been very dehydrated. I have experienced many situations of abuse like this and it always pains my heart deeply. I keep telling myself that I can't save them all, but nevertheless, I can't internalize the fact. My only consolation is that people who abuse animals will burn in hell for eternity! (If you visit me regarding a problem with an animal, please call me in advance, 6517-8752 or whatsapp at 6361-3234. I am cautious about opening my gate when my employee is not present.) ----------------------------- Again, many thanks to all! We will see you in January! Dottie
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DOG CAMP HAS GREAT DOGS WAITING FOR YOU!!! WOULD YOU LIKE TO MEET THEM? COME TO VISIT US!! CONTACT US: 65638686 / 69659423 / dogcampboquete@gmail.com
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*DOG CAMP NEEDS YOUR HELP!* *Dog Camp* is a place of rescue and rehabilitation of dogs here in Boquete, to later give them up for adoption and make their future families happy. At this time due to the complaint of a neighbor who does not want the dogs to be there near him, DOG CAMP needs to find good homes for the rescued dogs. Please share the following pictures of the puppies to help find them a temporary or permanent home. **Any interested on helping, please contact Javier or Magaly at 65638686 / 69659423* Thank you!!!!
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Grand re-opening of Saldea booth at the BCP
Salvadores de Animales posted a calendar event in Community Events Calendar
untilCome out to the BCP on this coming Tuesday the 26th to see the new outdoor booth for Salvadores de Animales! We will be offering free vaccines for your pups and selling microchips for $25. Charlie's Pet Fashion will be joining us if you need a pet tag. Join in the fun and help support the animals of Chiriqui -
On May 20, 2018 at our 116th clinic, Dr. Tello spayed/neutered 47 dogs and cats. In addition, Dr. Tello performed several other procedures, including amputation of a dog's leg. http://spaypanama-chiriqui.org/116th.html See the information on my web page about the new law that could mean prison for animal abusers. They recently held a big training session for the Bocas del Toro area about preventing abuse of animals. In a picture, slide shows were presented and dozens of people were in attendance. Also good news is that the corregidurias, political appointees who have no real power, are being replaced by Justices of the Peace. They have more broad-reaching authority, including the power to levy fines and actually order people to jail. The clinics are a full-time job for me, but the work is a project from my heart, something I can't NOT do. I'm still bothered greatly when I see a suffering animal, or a female dog with big milk-filled teats. It's difficult for me to internalize the fact that we can't save them all. But we are making progress, both with the number of dogs and cats spayed/neutered and the fact that Panama is now serious about preventing animal abuse. As I created the web page for this 116th clinic, I happened to look back at the 8th clinic, which was on March 16, 2008-- exactly two years after we began the clinics. I was really excited to have rented the building that I still rent today. It is ideal for our purposes. http://spaypanama-chiriqui.org/Eighth.html. It is a very long web page but interesting to see where we were then and where we are now. As of that date, we had sterilized 378 animals, and to date the number is 4,417. Among the changes since then, the volunteers are all different today. In that web page, I mentioned the costs of certain medications and supplies. Like everything else, those costs are much higher now. And my phone numbers and email address are not the same as then. Also different from the earlier days: I walked door to door all over town each month, handing out literature about the benefits of sterilization and trying to sign people up for appointments. After I was able to stop doing that, then for a long time I put up 60 notices all over town each month, inviting people to register for the next clinic. Now, for a long time, it has been just word of mouth and clinics are full two months in advance. Good news in a way, and in another way, while people wait, puppies and kittens are being born to unsterilized dogs and cats. We will have two clinics in August to try to help this situation. Big thanks to Dr. Andres Tello, to all our volunteers, contributors whether financial or otherwise, and to the people who bring their animals to be sterilized. It is heartwarming to witness so many Panamanians who dearly love their pets! Big hugs, Dottie
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PLEASE help us continue to reduce the number of homeless and unwanted dogs and cats in Boquete and surrounding communities by clicking HERE
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untilWorld Famous FISH Tacos w/ Rice & Beans - Just $10. Proceeds benefit DogCamp THIS Saturday MARCH 24TH, 6 to 9 PM at Big Daddy's. Come Enter to Win 1 of 2 Door Prizes and Help Support DogCamp's Rescue & Recovery of Abused & Abandoned Dogs in Boquete !
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Please mark your calendars and attend the Amigos de Animales Annual Meeting on April 14, 2018 from 10:00 a.m. to noon. In addition to sharing information about the organization's finances, monthly clinic, future projects and goals, a membership drive will also occur. Join Amigos de Animales for one year for a $10 fee and receive a FREE T-shirt bearing the A de A logo! Light snacks will be provided
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THANK YOU SO MUCH TO JUDY ODOM!!!!She is the new foster of the mom and her four female kittens.Please we need cat food and pay for the sterilization, shots and deworm pills of the five cats.PLEASE CONTACT US: dogcampboquete@gmail.com / 65638686
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Discount Pet Supply At Mascotas Store To Support The DogCamp!
DogCamp Boquete posted a blog entry in DogCamp Boquete
Hi everyone!! If you want to support the Dog Camp with dog food, weet food, vitamines, flea treatment, deworm medicine, toys, shampoo and more... You can go to the pet store "mascotas" in the town and tell that you will buy anything of these items to support the DogCamp and you will receive a disscount of 5% You can contact us and we will go to pick it up. PLEASE HELP THE ANIMALS FROM THE DOG CAMP. Or if you want to help with some donation, please consider to make a donation to our Gofundme.https://www.gofundme.com/helpanimalsboquete Adopt a rescued dog is the best option ever!!! Come to visit us and meet the big pack at the Dog Camp!! CONTACT US: Javier Madge: 6965-9423 Magaly Bustamante: 6563-8686 dogcampboquete@gmail.com SUPPORT OUR RESCUE AND ADOPTION ACTIVITIES: Donate funds: GoFundMe Food and supplies appreciated FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: DogCamp Boquete Blog Facebook Instagram YouTube -
January 28th First Animales Spay And Neuter Clinic
DogCamp Boquete posted a blog entry in DogCamp Boquete
First clinic of the year 2018, more than 250 animals were spay and neuter! Great program for the Community!!! If you need spay or neuter a dog or cat, contact us 6563/8686 or boqueteanimales@gmail.com Dogs 15.00 Cats 8.00 Next clinic, February 18th -
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Spay and Neuter Clinic in Alto Boquete Sunday, January 28th Get your appointment. Celular / Whatsapp: 6563-8686 Email: boqueteanimales@gmail.com
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Happy New Year 2018!! The dogs from DogCamp say thank you for all your support during this year. With your help we could help and rescue many animals. Remember that we are only two person trying to help animals in the Community. Actually we have 39 dogs plus our own three dogs, total 42 dogs and 2 cats (Arf is in charge of 7 dogs) We are helping with extra bag of food to a poor lady who rescued six big dogs and sometimes she doesn't have enough money to buy food for them. Also we started to help, with Martha Beatriz, an old couple who rescued 12 big dogs, so sometimes we go to give them some dog food too. Here is the list of all the animals that are living at the DogCamp: Sophia and her 4 small puppies two months old Pancha and her 5 fat puppies seven weeks old Junior a puppy six weeks old Nino and Nina, lab mix, puppies four months old Nazca, Pepe and Wilson, meeium size, puppies, six months old Chiki and Pelusa, two small lap dogs Gracie, medium size, ten months old Mia, medium size, ten months old Mango and Bila, two medium size one year old Duke, medium size, eight months old Dora, Bobby and Negra, medium size, one year old, we rescued them when they were one month old with the mother (Arf is in charge of them) Chino, meduum size, one year old Jimmy, medium size, eleven months old (Arf is in charge of him) Precious, medium size, 2 years old Salvador, medium size, 10 months old Sasha, medium size, a husky mix, two years old, we rescued her when she was three months old (Arf is in charge of her) Sophie, big size, one and a half year old, we rescued her when she was one month old (Arf is in charge of her) Buddy, big size, seven years old, we rescued him when his owner wanted to put down at the veterinary two years ago (Arf is in charge of him) Five feral dogs, big size, two years old (Blanca, Chela, Chichi, Ronald and Snoopy) Adopt a rescued dog is the best option ever!!! Come to visit us and meet the big pack at the Dog Camp!! CONTACT US: Javier Madge: 6965-9423 Magaly Bustamante: 6563-8686 dogcampboquete@gmail.com SUPPORT OUR RESCUE AND ADOPTION ACTIVITIES: Donate funds: GoFundMe Food and supplies appreciated FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Dog Camp Boquete Blog Facebook Instagram YouTube
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Album: Spay And Neuter Mini Clinic November And December
DogCamp Boquete posted a blog entry in DogCamp Boquete
Thank you so much to Ruby Mckenzie who acepted to make a small clinic for some dogs, most of them female dogs and cats, that couldnt wait until january clinic. Thanks to all the volunteers who help these two mini clinic!!! We are so lucky to live in a great Comunity. CONTACT US: Javier 6965-9423 / Magaly 6563-8686 Email: dogcampboquete@gmail.com Please consider to make a donation to the DogCamp by our GOFUNDME FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Dog Camp Blog Facebook Instagram YouTube -
BINGO DOG CAMP Thank you so much to our friends who help us in the organization : Nairn Cutten , Nancy Halbert who cooked a delicious lasagna, Harry Halbert , Beth Abrahams, Ruby McKenzie , Ken Becky Campeau , Zoey Quimby , Jacky Champ!! and our friends who donate Sharon Szotak , Wendy Burton , Laura Viquez , Ivan Salazar Pereyra , Doris Paredes Duque , Finca Lerida , Stéphane Olga Goulet Lanctot , and ALL THE PEOPLE who arrived to the event and had a nice moment for us. This event is dedicated to our rescued dogs and cats. We are glad to say it was a complety success!!! Our prizes were: The Lost Waterfalls, Finca Lerida, Mikes Global, Hotel Brisas del Diablo, The Boulder House, Kamcha Restaurant, The Heaven, Volcan Eco-tours, Panama Red Rum, Baru Restaurant RAFFLE DOG CAMP Thank you so much to the people who bough the tickets for the raffle. Remember that all the money is for the rescued animals! Our prizes were: Seagul Cove Resort in Boca Chica, Sugar & Spice, Hotel Casa de Montaña, Mikes Global CONTACT US: Javier 6965-9423 / Magaly 6563-8686 Email: dogcampboquete@gmail.com Please consider to make a donation to the DogCamp by our GOFUNDME FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Dog Camp Blog Facebook Instagram YouTube
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DECEMBER 15TH !!! Dogcamp RAFFLE !!! WE WILL BROADCAST THE RAFFLE BY FACEBOOK LIVE AND WE WILL POST THE VIDEO THE SAME DAY!!! Selling tickets at Dr.Chely office, BCP, Mailboxes, and here at the DogCamp! OUR PRIZES ARE DONATED FROM CASA DE MOMTAÑA, SUGAR AND SPICE, SEAGULL COVE RESORT FROM BOCA CHICA!!!CONTACT US: 69659423 / 65638686 HELPING ANIMALS IN BOQUETE! WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT PLEASE!
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Mr. Mitts had a family who loved him and gave him a good life. He spent a lot of time outdoors, but had the ability to come inside as well. His family left Panama and unfortunately was not able to return due to medical reason. Mr. Mitts is currently in a foster home, but they are moving at the beginning of September and cannot take him with them. He is gentle and loving. Mr. Mitts tested positive for the Feline HIV virus although he does not have the disease and may not for many years. He would need to be the only cat in the home so the virus can't spread, or would need to share a place with cats that already have the virus. Tanya is also looking for a new foster home. She is an adult female cat, approx. 6 years old. She would make the ideal companion. Being older, she has a mellow and mature personality and doesn't need to be entertained like a kitten. She does not get along with other cats and would prefer to be the only house cat. She is looking for a lap to “cuddle” on. If you can help with fostering either of these cuties, even for a short time, please contact us. ARF provides all food and any necessary medical treatment.
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untilJoin us in front of the library and let us introduce you to fur-friends that are ready for their forever homes! Find your next best friend at ARF’s Adoption Day www.arf-boquete.com An ARF monthly event. ARF is an all-volunteer, foster home-based dog and cat rescue organization.
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Vaccination Clinic - Amigos de Animales
Sheila Strunk posted a calendar event in Community Events Calendar
untilAmigos de Animales will sponsor a FREE vaccination clinic at its Events Center from 9 am to 1 pm. These vaccines are primarily meant for dogs who are 8 weeks or older and who have not been vaccinated before. A limited number of vaccines are available, so they will be administered on a first-come, first-served basis. This clinic is offered to residents of Boquete and Caldera only.
