Our new monthly blog aims to provide friends and supporters with a deeper insight into Furry Tails’ mission and purpose, our partners, the communities we collectively serve and, of course, the animals we meet along the way. If you’ve wondered just what exactly is a cat colony or what goes into subduing anxious street dogs so they can be sterilized, we will describe these through first-hand accounts and images. You will meet the many vets and volunteers who travel to pueblos and towns throughout the state to provide animal welfare.
Quick overview: Furry Tails was started in 2022 to improve the well-being of cats and dogs by reducing the population of street animals in Oaxaca. Our volunteer board includes President Mary Maier; Vice President Christopher Lockwood, Secretary Manuela Gomez Rhine and Yesenia Aderete. In 2024, through wonderful donors and supporters, we raised $20,000, funds that sterilized 963 animals.
Feel free to send a message or any questions to: Manuela@furrytailsofoaxaca.org
