A U.S. citizen can usually deduct donations to a U.S.-registered nonprofit (501(c)(3)), even if that organization does most or all of its charitable work in Mexico — as long as: Suppose: That donation is fully deductible on your U.S. tax return, subject to normal IRS limits (typically up to 60% of AGI for cash gifts),…

Here’s a breakdown of what is known (and what is less known) about feral cat overpopulation in Sonora, Mexico, including challenges, impacts, and possible strategies. What we know (and uncertainties) Known facts & observations Gaps, uncertainties, and challenges Why feral cat overpopulation is a concern Overpopulation of feral cats can lead to multiple ecological, public…

Mexican culture does not outright forbid spaying and neutering, but there are some cultural, social, and economic factors that have historically limited it: Traditional Views of Animals• In many rural and traditional parts of Mexico, dogs and cats have been viewed more as working animals (for guarding, hunting, or rodent control) than family pets.• This…

the distinction between a Mexican veterinarian and an American or Canadian veterinarian is quite blurred: many Mexican vets are trained in the USA and Canada, and/or do continuing education in those countries.

Protecting dogs and cats in extreme summer heat is mostly about keeping them cool, hydrated, and safe from heatstroke.