SAI Venezuela: Saving Lives, One Tail at a Time – 6,050 lbs of Food, Sanctuary Upgrades, and a Brighter Future for Dogs in 2023!

By Emanuel Espin | Project Manager

SAI (South American Initiative), a dedicated non-profit, continues its mission to support rescued dogs in Venezuela by providing secure shelter, nourishment, and medical aid. In this image, a brown dog stands curiously near a vibrant flowering plant with pink blossoms, surrounded by lush greenery. Behind the scene, a brick building with an open door and a window reinforces SAI’s commitment to offering animals a safe and welcoming environment. The carefully maintained space reflects the organization’s ongoing efforts to ensure that rescued dogs receive both physical protection and emotional comfort as they recover and find hope.

In Q1 (January, February, March) SAI’s animal rescue program distributed 4,675 Lbs (85 bags) of dog food for the dogs in the SAI-A&G Sanctuary. 1375 lbs (25 bags) of dog food were distributed among the 18 partner shelters that receive SAI-A&G support. Total: 6,050 Lbs of dog food! (110 bags)

 We are saving the lives of dogs because of your generosity!

New upgrades to SAI A&G Sanctuary: The arch has been repainted and restored with a fresh new look! The climate had caused the paint to fade and rust. In addition, we will be renovating the wall and columns around the arch to enhance security and allow for larger dogs to be housed in the front yard of phase 1. 

We are adding flowers along the fence. Growing flowers act as a natural barrier, providing additional security to the property and improving the environment for all the sanctuary's four-legged residents.

Thank you for your continued support, we are changing animal lives together!

SAI (South American Initiative), a compassionate non-profit, ensures rescued dogs in Venezuela receive proper care, food, and protection. In this image, a dark brown and black-coated dog sits calmly before a brick wall with its tongue out, appearing content and well-cared-for. The setting reinforces SAI’s commitment to providing rescued animals with secure shelter and essential nourishment. Through generous donations and dedicated volunteers, SAI continues to improve the lives of vulnerable dogs, ensuring they receive the love and resources needed to thrive.

 

Rocky is happy at our sanctuary
SAI (South American Initiative), a devoted non-profit, works to protect and care for rescued dogs in Venezuela. In this image, a small light brown dog gazes directly at the camera while another dog curiously sniffs a blooming pink-flowered bush nearby. Behind them, a secure fenced area holds more dogs, reinforcing SAI’s commitment to providing rescued animals with a safe and caring environment. The mix of dirt, grass, and bricks in the scene reflects the effort to maintain a welcoming outdoor space for the dogs. Through generous donations and dedicated volunteers, SAI continues to provide nourishment, shelter, and medical care, offering abandoned animals a second chance at life.
our four legged residence love the new flowers.

SAI (South American Initiative), a compassionate non-profit, ensures rescued dogs in Venezuela have access to safe and peaceful environments where they can thrive. In this image, a dog walks along a garden path surrounded by vibrant pink and red flowers, embodying the serenity and care provided by SAI’s shelter efforts. The fenced garden and lush greenery create a welcoming space for animals recovering from hardship. Through generous donations and dedicated volunteers, SAI continues to provide rescued dogs with shelter, nourishment, and the chance to enjoy the beauty of nature in a secure environment.

Dogs enjoying the spacious yard.

 

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