Spay, Neuter & Veterinary Care Program
In Partnership with The Brady Hunter Foundation
Global Strays knows that the overpopulation of suffering homeless animals can only be addressed by tackling the problem at its root. We believe we must reach the animals before they reach the streets and the shelter system. Our staff in Nicaragua and Colombia offer spay, neuter, and veterinary care clinics, free of charge, to families with pets in communities that would otherwise not have access to these services.
Our Clinics
Carazo, Nicaragua
Clinic organizers: Mabia Espinoza, Elisa Quiroz & Anleika Espinoza
Veterinarian in charge: Dr. Adela Espinoza
Global Strays has actively worked in the areas of Carazo, Nicaragua for the past several years. It is our hope to create a lasting impact in one geographical location at a time. In 2022, we project to provide veterinary care to at least 1,066 animals and to spay and neuter 460 dogs and cats.
Bogotá, Colombia
Veterinarian in charge: Dr. Monica Millan
Clinic organizers: Kathe Riviera & Maria Fernanda Pacho
Using a mobile clinic, we provide spay and neuter services to the most in need areas of Bogatá, Colombia. In 2022, our Colombian team projects to spay and neuter 1,500 dogs and cats.
Testimonials
When asked “Do you feel that this clinic has helped you?”
María Auxiliadora Brenes, replied: “Yes. I feel happy because I do not have the resources to go somewhere else, and this is a very special clinic to help all the poor people.”
When asked “How did you like the clinic today?”
Juana Idalia Molina Narvaez replied, “Very good. There is a passion for our and to spay and neuter them, free of charge. I want to thank the organization for supporting this, so there will be no more abandoned animals.”
