Help spay & neuter 2000 stray animals in Peru

In recent months, we have expanded our campaigns to Pachacutec, located in the district of Ventanilla, a highly vulnerable area where nearly 45% of the population lives in poverty and access to healthcare and education remains limited. In this context, animal welfare is often an urgent but overlooked need.

For this reason, we launched free and low-cost spay and neuter campaigns throughout the district, and so far, we have successfully neutered/spayed 198 animals, directly benefiting 104 low-income families. Each procedure represents a meaningful step toward preventing overpopulation, reducing suffering, and improving both animal welfare and public health in the community.

However, with abandonment and neglect still impacting many animals, we remain dedicated to continuing our efforts in Pachacutec. With your donation, you help us reach more animals and families who need support! 

Two months ago, we began our spay and neuter campaigns in Cangallo, one of the most underserved districts in the Peruvian Andes. This community of about 5,500 people lives mostly below the poverty line, with very limited access to basic services, including veterinary care. Around 900 dogs and cats share their homes and streets with residents, many still unsterilized and vulnerable.

In partnership with local veterinarians and authorities, we’ve already spayed and neutered over 60 stray animals and pets from low-income families. Each surgery means fewer animals suffering, fewer abandoned litters, and a healthier community for everyone.

But this is just the beginning. With your help, we can reach more places, help more families, and transform the lives of hundreds of animals across the Andes. Every donation makes a real difference.