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Rescuing Dogs in Venezuela !

Report | Oct 17, 2021 | Steven Malca
SAI distributes over 7,375 pounds of food and automates hydration in its canine sanctuary. We strengthen medical care with sterilization drives for more than 180 rescued dogs.

Rescuing Dogs in Venezuela !

SAI A&G Dog playing!

SAI A&G Dog playing!

Rescuing Dogs in Venezuela 

 

Dogs continue to be abandoned in Venezuela, and SAI A&G continues to rescue them. All dogs need a home. The staff rescues stray dogs weekly. Many of the dogs we rescue come to us thin, dirty, and sick. We nurse the dogs back to health. We provide a loving caring environment for the dogs in the sanctuary.

85% of dogs Need to be Neutered

 

Most of the dogs we rescue need to be neutered. They are scheduled for surgery within a week of their arrival. As the dogs recover from the procedure, they are cared for and prepared for adoption. Recently, we neutered 15 dogs.

New Water Station At SAI-A&G Sanctuary

 

Last week, we installed four new water stations at the sanctuary. These stations provide continual hydration for the dogs. These stations automatically refill the water supply. The stations are made from stainless steel to enhance sanitation.

We delivered Over 7,375 pounds of Dog Food from June to August

 

We support nine dog shelters with a total of 116 dogs and SAI A&G sanctuary with over 70 dogs. Dog shelters desperately need equipment, food and medicines to care for the dogs. SAI donates food, medical supplies including medicine to dog shelters monthly. 

We planted  trees in the backyard of the sanctuary

We planted trees in the backyard of the sanctuary

SAI A&G Dog Food delivery

SAI A&G Dog Food delivery

Water stations in the backyard of the sanctuary

Water stations in the backyard of the sanctuary

Puppies drinking from a water station.

Puppies drinking from a water station.

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