Purpose of this Association
The Animal Care Association of Mexico was formed and accredited by the Mexican Federal Government in 2005. Through a collaboration of concerned US pet and show dog owners and several well respected and renowned Acapulco veterinarians and mexican animal rescue organizations, our purpose is to assist and reduce the number of stray, sick and starving dogs and cats roaming the streets in Mexico.
Fact: When two un-neutered dogs mate, and their offspring are left intact, they can multiply to 60,000 dogs in five years.
The Animal Care Association of Mexico was formed and accredited by the Mexican Federal Government in 2005. Through a collaboration of concerned US pet and show dog owners and several well respected and renowned Acapulco veterinarians and mexican animal rescue organizations, our purpose is to assist and reduce the number of stray, sick and starving dogs and cats roaming the streets in Mexico.
Fact: When two un-neutered dogs mate, and their offspring are left intact, they can multiply to 60,000 dogs in five years.
