ecomujeres - 1-2-2011 at 05:54 PM
Year-end Update on PAW Animal Clinic – Mulege
Saludos to all Nomads and their friends who have supported the PAW clinic this past year as we have worked to re-open after Jimena. As 2010 comes to
an end, we wanted to share with you how we are doing and to thank you all again for your generosity.
There is no doubt that without the outpouring of financial and material support of many, many people since January, we would not be back in operation
this season. Special thanks goes to Cliff Taylor who has been incredibly generous in providing the clinic’s physical facilities. And of course,
nothing would be possible without our team of dedicated volunteers who put in an incredible number of hours to get the clinic open by December 6th.
This past month, we have been functioning on a “light” schedule as we work out procedures and get oriented to our new home.
After just six full surgery days and four half clinic days, we’ve already seen over 150 animals! 85% are from Mexican owners. We’ve spayed and
neutered 39 animals and given over 150 vaccinations. And to think we haven’t even gotten up to full speed yet!
Again, we are incredibly grateful to everyone who has helped us. Please let your friends and neighbors know we are back in operation and making
appointments.
We’re open Tues and Thurs for surgeries (8:30 am-2 pm) and for medical problems (2-3 pm), by appointment (cel: 615-103-4049).
On Mondays, we take drop ins for vaccinations, worming, grooming, etc from 9 am-12 pm.
We are located 1.5 miles south of the Pemex station on Highway 1. The building has a sign that says "Mini Storage" in green painted on the wall.
Wishing you all a Happy New Year!
¡Les deseamos un próspero Año Nuevo!
BajaBlanca - 1-2-2011 at 06:56 PM
How much to "fix" our dog REX ?
ecomujeres - 1-2-2011 at 11:02 PM
Hola Blanca:
Here are our suggested donations for those who can afford them.
We depend on donations to function and your generous donation will help to provide services to local people in the community who lack financial
resources.
Our mission is population control and healthy pets in our community, regardless of ability to pay.
Spay
DOG 600 pesos CAT 350 pesos
Neuter
DOG 500 pesos CAT 300 pesos
Rabies Vaccination 50 pesos
Distemper Vaccination 50 pesos
Worming 50 pesos
[Edited on 1-3-2011 by ecomujeres]
BajaBlanca - 1-3-2011 at 08:32 AM
THANKS for answering and those are great prices 