Spay and Neuter Campaigns
Our mission is to spay/neuter stray and low-income family animals to control overpopulation.
We are a 501C3 non-profit registered in the state of Florida.
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SNAPSHOT OF THE SEPTEMBER 2024 SPAY/NEUTER CAMPAIGN IN ATACO, COLOMBIA
2 days -50 spay/neuter surgeries
Ataco is a town and municipality located in the Tolima department of Colombia. The population of the municipality was 13,470. It has a massive iisue with overpopulation of dogs and cats that roam on the street.
SNAPSHOT OF THE FEBRUARY 2024 SPAY/NEUTER CAMPAIGN IN ACACIAS, COLOMBIA
2 days -100 spay/neuter surgeries
November 17-19 2023 SPAY/NEUTER CAMPAIGN (300 surgeries) SANTA MARTA, COLOMBIA
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November 17-19 2023 SPAY/NEUTER CAMPAIGN (300 surgeries) SANTA MARTA, COLOMBIA
Two local veterinarians, and nine rockstar international volunteers.
Santa Marta , Colombia. it was also the first Spanish settlement in Colombia. It's the gateway for trips into the Tayrona National Natural Park. Part of it is an underserved area where residents sometimes struggle to make ends meet. The dog and cat overpopulation crisis in this area is severe, and while we don’t have data that tells us exactly how many stray animals reside in Santa Marta, we know this community needs our help to alleviate the pet overpopulation crisis by spaying and neutering stray and low-income family pets.Your Heading Text Here
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SNAPSHOT OF THE JULY 2023 SPAY/NEUTER CAMPAIGN IN MALAMBO, COLOMBIA 2 days -100 spay/neuter surgeries
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Thank you we did it. With your help, Huella Roja was able to reach this goal and we’ll continue the work we’ve set out to do with more campaigns to come.
A SNAPSHOT OF 2022 SPAY/NEUTER CAMPAIGN IN BOGOTA, COLOMBIA
2 days -100 spay/neuter surgeries
FUN FACTS
WHERE WAS “TRIPLE FRONTIER” FILMED (with Ben Affleck)?
THE STRAY DOGS BEHIND THE MOVIE SCENES OF TRIPLE FRONTIER
One of the scenes of this Netflix film took place in Soacha where we helped stray animals. It was such a great, sweet story behind the scenes of this thriller. Stray dogs got adopted and many got spayed/neutered.
Alirio Pulido had the chance to meet the filming crew and was very thankful to have many dogs spayed/neutered by the team. The dogs were put in a kennel not to interrupt the filming crew. (Kelli Bender, 2019) “ Chandor sent a few photos of the puppy to his family, who had recently said goodbye to their own 18-year-old dog, but didn’t think of bringing the dog back. That is until, after filming wrapped, a production assistant called the director, now back in the United States, from the set to let him know that the dog he was always looking at could be flown to him if he was willing to pay for the plane ticket. Chandor and his family said yes, and a fews days later, after being cleared by the vet, the puppy flew on a jet to New York’s John f. Kennedy Airport, where he was met by Chando.
Where was Triple Frontier filmed?
(Ro Moon, 2019 ) “The Ambush scene was shot in Soacha (where we help dogs), a borough of Bogotá, in the south of the huge Colombian capital.”
People magazine: J.C. Chandor, director of Triple Frontier, found a new canine friend on the set of the Netflix film.
(Ro Moon, 2019 ) “The Ambush scene was shot in Soacha (where we help dogs), a borough of Bogotá, in the south of the huge Colombian capital.”
(Kelli Bender, 2019) “In an effort to care for these canines, and bring a little more joy to filming, the crew set up a kennel for the dogs that enjoyed roaming around set. Here, the dogs received veterinary care from a vet brought in by the crew and underwent spay/neuter surgeries.”
Alirio Pulido had the chance to meet the filming crew and was very thankful to have many dogs spayed/neutered by the team. The dogs were put in a kennel not to interrupt the filming crew. (Kelli Bender, 2019) “Chandor sent a few photos of the puppy to his family, who had recently said goodbye to their own 18-year-old dog, but didn't think of bringing the dog back. That is until, after filming wrapped, a production assistant called the director, now back in the United States, from the set to let him know that the dog he was always looking at could be flown to him if he was willing to pay for the plane ticket. Chandor and his family said yes, and a fews days later, after being cleared by the vet, the puppy flew on a jet to New York's John F. Kennedy Airport, where he was met by Chandor.”
You actually can see under “special thanks” of Triple Frontier, Alirio Pulido's name (founder and director of "La Huella Roja" Foundation)
