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Cozumel People

Getting Around Cozumel — There Is No One Answer

Moverse por la isla — No hay una sola respuesta

by Jose Villvazo

Cozumel Nature

Cozumel’s Sea Turtle Nesting Season Is in Full Swing

La temporada de anidación de las tortugas marinas en Cozumel está en pleno apogeo

by Laura Wilkinson

If you decide to rescue an animal, it is important to understand that you will likely need to provide temporary foster care while they wait for a permanent home. Some animals are adopted within a few weeks, while others may take months—or even years—to find the right family. We completely understand the desire to help. We wish we could assist every animal that is reported to us, and we would love to be able to do so. However, our capacity is limited. In addition to caring for our rescued animals, our primary focus has always been providing free spay/neuter services as well as low-cost veterinary care.

We also organize vaccination, deworming, and sterilization campaigns, TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) programs for community cats, educational outreach visits, awareness initiatives, and many other activities aimed at addressing the root cause of animal overpopulation. 🐾 What is the first step after rescuing an animal? Every rescued animal should receive a medical evaluation to determine their overall health:

✔️ Veterinary examination

✔️ Blood testing

✔️ Deworming

✔️ Flea, tick, and mite prevention/treatment

✔️ Bathing and basic care

✔️ Vaccinations

✔️ Spay/neuter surgery when age and health conditions allow

Once the animal has begun or completed their healthcare protocol, we can help promote their adoption through our social media platforms to assist in finding a responsible and loving family. Ask about our Independent Rescuer Program.

Rescuing an animal is one of the most rewarding experiences imaginable. Watching them regain their health, confidence, and happiness is truly priceless. ❤️ At the same time, it is important to remember that rescue comes with responsibility. If a rescue organization does not have available space, the person who chooses to rescue becomes a vital part of the process by providing a safe temporary place or seeking support from family and friends while the animal receives the care they need and searches for a forever home.

Every rescue matters. Every foster home makes a difference. And every person who chooses to help becomes part of the solution.

📞 Contact: 987 112 3376

Cozumel Sargassum

Cozumel’s West Coast Experiences Limited Sargassum While the East Embraces Its Wild Side

La costa occidental de Cozumel sufre una presencia limitada de sargazo, mientras que la oriental abarca su lado más salvaje

by Laura Wilkinson