Seccion en Espanol
WARNING - THIS SPACE HAS SENSITIVE
PHOTOS AND MAY BE DISTURBING FOR
SOME.
These may not be appropriate for children
and some adults. This link below is designed
as a teaching tool for the Spanish speaking
people of Tijuana:
HUMANE SOCIETY DE TIJUANA BLOG ESPANOL
(SPANISH)
WARNING - THIS SPACE HAS SENSITIVE
PHOTOS AND MAY BE DISTURBING FOR
SOME.
These may not be appropriate for children
and some adults. This link below is designed
as a teaching tool for the Spanish speaking
people of Tijuana:
HUMANE SOCIETY DE TIJUANA BLOG ESPANOL
(SPANISH)
News & Updates
To get the latest news and updates regarding
activities, please visit:
FRIENDS OF HSTJ WEB SITE
FRIENDS OF HSTJ BLOG
To get the latest news and updates regarding
activities, please visit:
FRIENDS OF HSTJ WEB SITE
FRIENDS OF HSTJ BLOG
The Humane Society de Tijuana (HSTJ) is a Mexican humane organization, organized by
Mexicans to help solve the problems in Mexico. HSTJ constantly strives toward goals that
are consistent with Mexican laws as they relate to the standards of the International
Humane Society. HSTJ is the result of four years of planning efforts on the part of active,
hands-on people to bring about a comprehensive, efficient and fiscally responsible
organization that can serve the public needs of Tijuana. HSTJ's programs focus on public
health, control of overpopulation of unwanted animals, animal welfare and public
education. This is accomplished through direct contact with the animals and the general
public. HSTJ provides food, supplies, medications and low cost or free spay and
neutering. It also provides this support to persons working independently with Tijuana
street rescues.
Mexicans to help solve the problems in Mexico. HSTJ constantly strives toward goals that
are consistent with Mexican laws as they relate to the standards of the International
Humane Society. HSTJ is the result of four years of planning efforts on the part of active,
hands-on people to bring about a comprehensive, efficient and fiscally responsible
organization that can serve the public needs of Tijuana. HSTJ's programs focus on public
health, control of overpopulation of unwanted animals, animal welfare and public
education. This is accomplished through direct contact with the animals and the general
public. HSTJ provides food, supplies, medications and low cost or free spay and
neutering. It also provides this support to persons working independently with Tijuana
street rescues.
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