We have been active for almost 30 years in the beautiful municipality of Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Mexico.
The Los Cabos Humane Society was founded in 1992 with the goal of preventing animal overpopulation. The first president, Mrs. Janet Ascencio, was tasked with the founding of the association. Dr. Tapía MVZ also played a key role in its development.
The Ceseña family recognized the excellent work of the organization’s founders and donated the land for the Los Cabos Humane Society. This is where our facility is still located today, after nearly 30 years and many challenges.
The LCHS constantly promotes animal welfare, but its situation is unique in the country. The Los Cabos municipality has grown from 50,000 inhabitants in 1992, to the 320,000+ inhabitants today. Although it is one of the most prosperous municipalities in the country, there is no municipal agency for animal control.
The main activities of the Los Cabos Humane Society are:
Rescuing, caring for and finding forever homes for abandoned and neglected animals
Spay and neutering pets to improve their quality of life and avoid animal overpopulation
Educating the community on the best ways to care for animals
We are a not-for-profit civil organization and our existence depends entirely upon the contributions of all those interested in improving the quality of life for the animals and the human spirit of Los Cabos.
You can help by:
Making any financial donation
Making a donation of items you no longer use and that still have a useful life to Little Paws, our thrift store.
Taking the shelter dogs for walks
Sharing photos and videos that you take at the shelter on social media
Volunteering your time and talents for fundraising events
Let’s continue working to have a more humane and beautiful city.
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Additional adoption info
1. Come to the shelter Monday – Saturday from 8:00am to 5:00pm, Sundays from 9:00am to 2:00pm, to meet our pets and let us help you to find the one that best suits your needs (no adoptions completed on Sundays but you can still come meet the pets)
2. Bring pictures or videos of the place your new pet will be living
3. Bring proof of address and official identification
4. Sign the adoption contract
5. The requirements you need to fulfill in order to ensure the welfare of your new pet are:
- Enough room for the pet to be comfortable
- A clean, safe and completely enclosed space with sufficient ventilation
-If the pet will live outside the space should have enough shade throughout the whole day.
6. Pay the adoption fee (it varies depending upon type, size, age, etc.)
7. Agree and be available for an adoption follow up home visit
8. Send us a picture with your new pet for our social networks (optional).
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