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Cozumel Nature

How the Appearance of One Ocelot on Cozumel Poses a Potential Threat to the Island’s Delicate Ecosystem

Cómo la aparición de un ocelote en Cozumel supone una amenaza potencial para el delicado ecosistema de la Isla

by Laura Wilkinson

Maya Legends

Ceiba Trees: Sacred Mayan Plants & Allergy Triggers

Los árboles de la ceiba. Plantas sagradas mayas y causantes de alergias

by Laura Wilkinson

Lola can’t speak… but she knows how to ask for help.;

And she does it in the sweetest way: by offering her paw. Gently, she placed her paw in our veterinarian Juan Carlos’s hand… as if she were saying: “Can you help me find a family?” 🐾❤️ Lola was rescued in May 2025. That day, she was alone, scared, and silent in a parking lot… waiting for something that never came: someone to come back for her. But no one did. Since then, 10 months have passed… 10 months watching others go home, 10 months dreaming of a family that still isn’t hers. 😔 And even so… Lola never stopped believing. 🐶 Lola is truly amazing: She’s intelligent, obedient, loving, and very playful. She loves to run, have fun, and then curl up next to you like she’s always belonged there. 💛 She’s loving with all people 🐾 Gets along perfectly with other dogs 👧 Great with kids 🎾 Loves toys and companionship She’s small/medium size (9 kg) and about to turn 2 years old… the perfect age to share life, adventures, and so much love. 🏡 Today, Lola doesn’t need “much”… she just needs a chance. It could be a forever home… or even a temporary one, where someone can show her what it means to be part of a family. ✨ Because sometimes, changing a life… starts with opening your door. 💚 She is vaccinated, spayed, and completely healthy.

📞 Contact: 987 112 3376

Cozumel Tourism

What is Not Permitted Bring to Cozumel – A Comprehensive List

Una lista completa de lo que no está permitido traer a Cozumel

by Laura Wilkinson