You can’t help them all, but you can choose one.
I love animals. I believe there’s something in this world that moves your heart and soul to serve, and for me it’s dogs. Patitas Gigantes is my way of giving back to the universe a little of what it has given me.
My first rescue
She had ehrlichiosis, a tick-borne disease that’s very common here. Helping a dog in that state takes a lot of vet bills, time and effort, and then you have to find her a good family. Hers was in Querétaro, so I flew her there myself.
Pancho and Manchitas stayed with me.
He was tied up guarding chickens, malnourished and covered in ticks.
You could count her ribs when I met her in a small town in San Luis.
A female dog on the street goes into heat and can have eight or ten puppies, and the cycle never ends. That’s why I support foundations that run spay and neuter campaigns on the outskirts of Cancún and in small towns with no vet nearby.
