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- Dramatic Impact of Spay & NeuterDOGS: When you spay or neuter a single stray dog, the number of “future dogs” avoided is staggering because the impact is exponential. You aren’t just stopping one litter; you are stopping the generations of puppies those puppies would have produced. According to data often cited by the ASPCA, the ripple effect looks like this:…
- Bringing Pets from Mexico to the USBringing pets from Mexico into the United States in 2026 involves navigating strict regulations that were significantly updated by the CDC in late 2024. While the process for cats remains relatively simple, the requirements for dogs are now much more rigorous to prevent the reintroduction of rabies. The following guidelines apply to pets traveling by…
- San Carlos Street Animals Behavior by SeasonSeason by season: how street animals behave in San Carlos
- Mosquitos and Dogs/Cats in SonoraMosquitoes can be a real problem for dogs, mainly because of disease transmission, not just itchy bites. In Sonora, mosquitoes are definitely something to take seriously for both dogs and cats, especially near the coast (Guaymas/San Carlos, rivers, irrigation, water leaks, etc.). 1. How big is the risk in Sonora? Bottom line: Sonora—especially the coastal…
- Tax Deductible Donating in MexicoA 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),…

