Street Animal Rescue Alliance

We are working to stabilize a situation we just became aware of with 20-30 dogs being kept by a well intended but uneducated and under resourced “rescuer” in Guatemala. Please read the details in the photos as to why we are not pursuing alternative interventions and remember the resources available there. This is a delicate balance as we work to maintain communication and access with the people involved who can easily and quickly bar us from the property which would escalate the situation drastically and may not end up in the best interest of the dogs. L!nk en b!0

May all of our dogs forever stay unrecognizable from who they were when we first met them 🥺🫶🏼

and yes there are dinosaur sweaters as an option 🥹💕🐶

papi mac 🥹 aka stanley—went from unwanted for months to people clamoring for a chance to adopt him because he’s bloomed into such a delight. too bad for them, his mama knew at first sight that he was meant for her. he’s preparing for his big trip to the US next month!

medicated bath day for the miracle rugrats! they’re putting on weight and pooping out worms (like, an alarming and dangerous amount). we are still fundraising for their ongoing care, link in bio 🫶🏼💕🐶

my sweet kuku 🥹 she suffered like this for months and STILL was this friendly and happy. she continues to be a ray of goofy sunshine every day ☀️💕🐕

Today is my 34th birthday!

It also marks three years since I started the work of SARA in Central America. I’m proud to say that each year we’ve grown, and we’re excited to continue this momentum into 2025!

To celebrate my 34th birthday I am asking for donations—$3, $4, $34, or any amount that you feel called to give.

FRANKIE’S FUND—No Dog Left Behind!
https://gofund.me/720cbacb

SCOOBY’S FIX—Spay and Neuter Mission
https://gofund.me/a7d48d7d

I’m happy to announce the launch of two endowment funds—one for ongoing rescue efforts and one for sterilization and vaccination campaigns. These two funds are named after two very special dogs we’ve lost over the past few years.

FRANKIE was our first official adoption. After a miraculous recovery from her condition on the streets, she was lovingly adopted by a family in the US. Sadly, complications from a tick-borne illness took her from her family just 9 months after she arrived.
To honor her memory and continue her legacy, we’ve created our ongoing rescue fund.

SCOOBY was a beloved street dog who was cared for by the community. He was sterilized, vaccinated, and received ongoing flea and tick prevention along with food. His life was taken in an act of violence, a harsh reality faced by many street dogs.
To honor his memory and continue his legacy, we’ve created our sterilization and vaccination fund.

Thank you to everyone who has supported us on this journey. Together, we will continue to make a meaningful impact in the lives of street dogs in Central America—one life at a time!

(portrait by the incredibly talented Leah Cole Photography!!)