San Felipe Animal Rescue (SFAR) needs to raise a considerable sum of money to fund on going programs currently in place.  We need your donations to accomplish these goals.   Below are examples of these programs, descriptions of the extent of the problem and the financial load associated with each.   They represent examples of the things that the volunteers and staff of SFAR deal with on a daily basis. Click on Bold text heading for the complete story for each program.

>> Baja Puppies bound for state side homes!!!
Currently SFAR averages 45 to 50 healthy puppies transported to the states each month.   Each puppy transported to the states costs SFAR a minimum of $95. Click the link above for more information...

>> Spay & Neuter:  Real Answer to the Over Population Problem.
SFAR is committed to the idea that Spay and Neuter is the ultimate answer to end the needless suffering of feral street animals in the San Felipe area. Click the link above for more information...

>> Mangy Mutts!!
Mange is a manageable condition very prevalent here in our community.  We have two types here with two different kinds of protocols. Click the link above for more information...  

>> Tick Fever ( Ehrlichia)
Tick Fever is another prevalent problem here.   This disease if not treated can lead to a very painful suffering and eventual death.   Click the link above for more information...

>> Sexually Transmitted Cancer
Malignant STD’s are prevalent in the feral breeding population.   I’m not putting photos on this page. Click the link above for more information...

>> Tri-Paws can live happy lives.
Street traffic takes a terrible toll on the street dogs here.   Traumatic injury is the leading financial burden on the indigent dog fund. Click the link above for more information...

>> Puppies in distress!!!  Emergency!!!
Abandoned puppies and pregnant dogs are dropped off at the segunda, vets office and the Las Minitas site everyday.   The stories vary but the results are the same.   Immediate attention is required to save lives.Click the link above for more information...

>> Gone on Safari
Expansion onto the beaches and into the desert around town has provided additional places for feral populations to set up colonies.   We are contacted frequently to help control breeding populations that have moved into campos or other populated areas.  Click the link above for more information...

>> Let’s Talk about Dog Food.
You can not possibly imagine how much dog food we go through or how difficult it is to get that food into Mexico.  Click the link above for more information...

>> What we’re doing to raise money
Currently we have a thrift store and a swap meet booth that sell donated items.  All sales benefit SFAR projects.   Our volunteers also host a variety of fund raising projects through the year. 

>> Here’s the Pitch
Yup, we’re looking for your help.   We’re starting a new fund raising  campaign targeted at getting a lot of folks that are strapped for cash in this crazy financial time to donate just a few dollars each.   The idea is called  $5 $5 $5.