Nacer and VIDAS; To be Born and and Live!

For all animal lovers, local and visitors alike, we cordially invite you to join these two wonderful organizations;Through their efforts and compassion they have rescued and avoided the increasing amount of homeless, unwanted and abused animals. By their humanitarian actions, and through continuing education they inspire and help to ensure a brighter,and hopefully, a stray free future.

Below you will find excerpts from their web sites just to give you an idea of how amazing these organizations are. We highly recommend you to volunteer your heart and your time, if this is not possible you can donate necessary items or currency.

 Together we can make a difference!

Mission Statement

Nacer; to be born

• To serve the people and animals of Mexico by providing networking with other existing support programs to maximize the effectiveness of our outreach programs.
• Animal health intervention and treatment, including sterilization to reduce the numbers of hungry and homeless animals; adopting villages to bring continuing health maintenance for dogs and cats such as vaccination and parasite control.
• Care for animals stricken by hunger, injury and disease.
• Education to reduce the suffering caused by lack of understanding and illiteracy, and to promote values of kindness within the culture.
• Resources to maximize the potential to effect positive change, bringing health to the animals in support of the health of the people.

If you wish to volunteer or donate you can contact Katrina Beard at This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it you can also contact her if you wish to help in other ways such as local rescuing and adoptions, feeding drives, educating and helping locals to better care for their beloved pets. http://www.nacer.org/

VIDAS (Spanish for LIVES), is a non-profit organization made up of veterinarians, veterinary students and other animal lovers dedicated to improving the lives of animals and people through veterinary medicine and education.

VIDAS sets up free clinics in some of the fastest growing and poorest areas in the world. Our goal is prevention of animal suffering due to starvation, disease, and other health problems associated with pet overpopulation, recognizing also that overpopulation of animals also contributes directly to human disease. Our focus is safe sterilization, vaccination and parasite control for the animals and education for the people about safe animal handling, zoonotic disease and general animal husbandry and health care. For further information go to http://www.vidas.org/

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