Animal Welfare: Managing Stray Cats and Dogs

Hello Again!

I hope this project report finds you well. I’m reaching out today to personally thank you for your incredible support towards our project and as this is our firat update for 2024 I wanted to share with you a bigger overview of how your donations have transformed the stray animas on the street of Playa Del Carman and Cancun in Mexico!

Your generous donations made it possible for us to fund between 50-120 sterilisation surgeries weekly for stray street animals, which made a significant impact on our mission,  we not only funded hundreds of sterilisation surgeries but also provided essential medical care for over 1,000 stray animals. We were able to vaccinate them against deadly diseases and offer them a chance at a healthier life. We also took in 11 cats and 15 puppies left on our door step in terrible ways, luckly having your support on our side we could work quickly and we have the majority of these animals. 

As we look forward to doing more in 2024, We are hoping to initiate a more structured adoption program which found loving homes for over 350 previously homeless animal and we see a need for this. We aim to expand our efforts in 2024. We plan on increasing the number of surgeries and vaccinations, and hope to double the number of animals placed in loving homes through our adoption program. But we cannot achieve these goals without continued support.

None of this would have been possible without the kindness and support from donors like you. To help us reach these targets, any future contributions would be greatly appreciated. Whether it's a one-off donation or a monthly contribution, every bit helps us make a difference in these animals' lives. We will certainly be keeping you upto date with our work through these project reports but remember if you want to hear more please do follow @actioningchange on social media or drop us an email! 

Thank you again for your unwavering support and commitment to our project and Action Change Together, we can continue making a real difference in the lives of these vulnerable creatures.



Many Thanks,

Laura