About Baja Dogs La Paz, Inc.
Baja Dogs La Paz, Inc. is registered in the US as a 501(c)(3) charity (non-profit) that seeks to address the overpopulation of dogs throughout the city and surrounding areas of La Paz in Baja California Sur, Mexico. As an all-volunteer organization, we support a local community of rescuers (called "rescatistas") with an adoption system that includes food, preventive medical care, and professional training for the rehabilitation of rescued dogs. Once ready, these dogs are listed on our web site for adoption in Mexico, the US, and Canada. Learn more about us here.
Our Partners
We are grateful to all of our partners for their contribution and help. Please support them because in doing so - you support us!
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Events
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First Annual Baja Dogs La Paz Mutt Strutt: On January 13, 2019, we had an howlin' great time with some adorables dogs. See what you missed - or just take a peak again at some of the photos and videos of the evening's event. More information! |
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Every Saturday from 9:00 am to 10:00 am: Come meet some of our dogs and if you're interested in volunteering - we could use your help! The dogs in this training class are available for adoption or are working on their manners so they will become adoptable. It's a great place to try out a dog that you think you might want to adopt, meet the rescatistas (rescuers) and volunteers who do so much to help these dogs. More information! |
 | See more events! Baja Dogs La Paz, Inc. has events here in La Paz as well as elsewhere. We've implemented a calendar so you can easily see ways you can get involved to help or just watch the activity! Events include everything from weekly training sessions to special adoption and other events. See the Events Calendar! |
Newsletters
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 | 2017 - September/October Newsletter This month we showcase Tess, available for adoption after she was rescued from the beach when pregnant. We also showcase two happy tails - Duna and Maui. Getting a Great Dane to her adoptive home in Southern California was a lot of teamwork. Maui - a special needs dog with two front deformed legs - is living a great life in the Pacific Northwest! Our volunteers are amazingly dedicated and every month we will feature a new volunteer so you can meet each one of them - this month meet Lisa! Read newsletter . . . |
 | 2017 - August Monthly Newsletter This month we showcase Nube, our dog of the month available for adoption. We also showcase a local La Paz adoption Happy Tail. Be sure to check out the upcoming Bingo event if you are in southern California. Great fun for a great cause! Read newsletter . . . |
 | 2017 - July Monthly Newsletter This month we showcase Rosie, our dog of the month available for adoption. We also showcase 2 new must see Happy Tails. We initiated the first step of our Wellness Program with a distribution of Bravecto and our partnership with PetLink kicks off our microchipping program this month. We also continue our much needed food program. Read newsletter . . . |
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2016 - A Year in Review In 2016, Baja Dogs La Paz transitioned from supporting shelters here in La Paz to a Foster-based organization. All indicators prove that we made the right move! Volunteers and especially our Rescatistas (a term used to describe those who rescue, rehabilitate, and then foster until the dog is adopted) deserve a huge ovation for all the hard work and dedication they display daily. Read newsletter . . . |
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January 2017 - Become the link between a rescued dog and its forever home! Miss the pitter-patter of little feet but not quite ready for a dog of your own? If you have room for one more temporary animal, consider fostering! Read more . . . |
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March 2016 - The Evolution Continues but the mission remains the same: To help homeless and abused animals on Baja Sur AND to be part of the evolution of a culture who today generally accepts animal abuse as the norm...to a culture that recognizes the value and enrichment animals bring to our lives. Read newsletter . . . |
