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| MÁS DE 30 MURALES EN E LA CRUZ, NAYART. SON LOS CUENTOS DE LA GENTE VIVIENDO DENTRO O QUE HABÍAN VIVIDO DENTRO DE LOS PAREDES.. |
very similar to each other with their central plazas, churches and small government buildings. Other than at clinic, no masks in sight.
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| ESPERANDO - SAN JUAN, NAYARIT |
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| CLÍNICA EN SAN JUAN, NAYARIT |
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| GATOS EN SAN JUAN, NAYARIT |
FEMALE CATS: 67: MALE CATS: 31: FEMALE DOGS: 110:
MALE DGS:29 TOTAL: 237 - a record!
Pregnancy terminated for 1 cat with 3 fetuses
The clinic in San Juan was underwritten by the generous grant of $11,000 US from FOHA (Friends of Homeless Animals). Roie Griego, founder and president of FOHA, is a board member of PEACEAnimals.
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| REGISTRANDO MASCOTAS - LA COLONIA - IXTAPA |
IXTAPA-Driving to San Sebastián, one passes the municipality of Ixtapa and its large prison next to the road. The clinic took place in the tercer edad (senior citizen) small, white cement building in "la Colonia" ("colony" or "neighborhood"). "The Colony" was what the then upscale neighborhood was called during the heyday of the Montgomery Fruit Company, a subsidiary of United Fruit Co.
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| BANANA TRAIN -IXTAPA |
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| VOLUNTARIOS BILL Y SU ESPOSA CHARITY, QUIEN TIENE LA MÁS BONITA CUBREBOCA - IXTAPA VOLUNTEERS BILL AND WIFE CHARITY, WHO IS WEARING A VERY PRETTY EMBROIDERED MASK! |
Leaving the clinic, two distressed-looking young women stood near the gate, both holding dogs on ropes. The small black female dog was thin and the short, tan plump dog was pregnant. A bus driver on the road from a nearby disinfranchased community had let them board. The women had arrived after fifty animals had been registered and vet team didn´t want to accept more. I asked a volunteer named Samantha if she had a car. Yes. I gave her gas money and she confirmed she would pick dogs upThursday after the clinic closed, overnight them and owners would collect Friday following surgery.
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| CLÍNICA EN IXTAPA - LLEGARON TARDE EN CAMIÓN DE EL COLORADO CON UNA PERRITA PREÑADA Y OTRA FLACA SAMANTHA, LA VOLUNTARIA, FÚE PARA RECOJER LAS MASCOTAS JUEVES Y LAS DUEÑAS REGRESARON VIERNES PARA SUS MASCOTAS. PARTOS NO DESEADOS RESULTAN EN SUFRIMIENTO. |
STERILIZATIONS AT IXTAPA - JUNE 3-6: Female dogs - 69;
Male dogs - 22; Female cats- 72; Male cats - 46 TOTAL: 209!
PLUS pregnancies terminated for 1 dog with 8 fetuses; 2 cats with 4 fetuses each; 2 cats with 3 fetuses each = 22 animals not born to suffer.
DONATIONS AT IXTAPA CLINIC: 1,300 PESOS
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| CLÍNICA EN IXTAPA - PRIMER ANIMAL ESTERILIZADO PORQUE NO HABÍAN MÁS HAULAS. FIRST ANIMAL TO BE STERILIZED BECAUSE NO MORE KENNELS AVAILABLE. IXTAPA. |
The clinic in San Juan was underwritten by the generous grant of $11,000 US from FOHA (Friends of Homeless Animals). Roie Griego, founder and president of FOHA, is a board member of PEACEAnimals.
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| IN MEMORIUM - "FRANKO" |
Rebecca Meadows - $100 US - In memory of her fourteen-year old dog, "Franko," whom she described as her "sweet little coyote."
Mike Smith - $500 US
Michael Turner - $50 US (monthly)
A DOG´S NEW LIFE: There was a face mask check on May 25th when I drove across the state line between Jalisco and Nayarit, but none two days later. From Vallarta, it´s 45 minutes to the pretty beach town of Bucerias in Nayarit. Amy Welch, treasurer of PEACEAnimals, and I met there to visit A Dog´s New Life, the shelter that opened two months ago.
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| A DOG´S NEW LIFE - NUEVO REFUGIO/ADOPCIONES - BUCERIAS - www.adogsnewlife.org |
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| A DOG´S NEW LIFE - BUCERIAS |
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| LA CRUZ - MÁS DE 30 MURALES EN EL PUEBLO DESCRIBEN LA GENTE VIVIENDO Y QUIEN HABÍAN VIVIDO DRENO DE LAS PAREDES. VALE UNA VISITA. |
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| MÁS QUE 30 MURALES EN LA CRUZ, NAYARIT |
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| LA CRUZ, NAYARIT |
GOOD NEWS FOR THE SS KONIGSDAM: Mexico repatriated 674 crew members in a three-day landing operation in Puerto Vallarta the last part of May.
THE "NEW NORMAL" - President Obrador announced June 1st as the beginning of "el nuevo normal," the relaxing of stringent COVID-19 protocols.
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| EL MALECÓN TODAVÍA ESTÁ CERRADO. |
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| PESCANDO EL EL MALECÓN |
Beaches - Scheduled to reopen in Vallarta on June 15th (people now fishing and walking on them).
Rivers - supposedly closed, but being used.
Restaurants - some never closed and some that had closed for 70 days have reopened. (Strict hygiene rules in place).
Hotels - opened - no access to beaches or pools. (Strict hygiene rules in place).
Shops/Boutiques - allowed to open
Gyms/Spas/Bars/Clubs/Shopping Malls/ Artisans Markets remain closed
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| RÍO CUALE - 30 DE MAYO
A young crocodile was spotted downriver close to Oscar´s restaurant, where the cuale flows into the bay. Children splash around in the river there, so a crocodile could be a bad surprise. As they are protected in Vallarta, it will be transported north to the mangrove area, not far from the airport.
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| JOVEN CROCODILO EN LA ORILLA DEL RÍO CUALE, CERCA DEL RESTAURANTE OSCAR´S FOTO: STEPHEN MACNEIL |
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