OUR MISSION: To rescue the value of dogs and cats as companion animals, through the development of a comprehensive and humane population control program, based on the prevention of litters and education.

OUR VISION: An island where the population of dogs and cats is kept under control as a result of responsible guardianship.

In 2009 we are launching a very ambitious project: a massive, continued, free sterilization campaign in collaboration with IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare), an international organization with which we recently signed an agreement. Our goal for the first year is to sterilize 2,000 animals, which is roughly 10% of the estimated dog and cat population on this Island. We expect to increase numbers as we gain campaign speed, and look to complete 15,000 animals within the next 3 to 5 years. This will equate to roughly 70% of the total population. If and when we achieve this, the dog and cat overpopulation can be considered under control, thus eliminating the need for the government to do any more extermination.  A very important part of this campaign will be creating awareness at different levels. Our intention is to get the municipal government involved in this humane and modern approach to control a ubiquitous problem, and perhaps set an example for governments from other communities.