Help Parvo Puppies – Dogs Without Borders Foundation

In February, my foundation, Dogs Without Borders Foundation, received an urgent call about seven 6 week old puppies found abandoned in the streets. One of the puppies had been run over and, heartbreakingly, had to be euthanized right away. That left six puppies in our care, but soon after, they all contracted Parvo disease—a life-threatening illness for puppies. Despite our best efforts, one more puppy passed away from Parvo. I knew I had to act quickly to save the remaining dogs, so I rushed them to the vet for immediate treatment.

Running this organization is a labor of love, and I fund it almost entirely on my own plus the donations I get. The medical bills for the Parvo treatments and the emergency euthanization have been overwhelming. Covering these costs has put me in debt, but I couldn’t turn my back on these innocent lives. Every day, I see how much these dogs want to live and how much hope they bring to those who care for them.

Your support means the world to me and to the dogs we rescue. Every donation, no matter the size, helps us continue our mission and gives these puppies a second chance. Thank you for believing in us—your generosity truly saves lives, real puppy lives.

About Dogs Without Borders Foundation:

Two countries. One mission: give every dog a chance.

We are a small nonprofit working in both Central Mexico and Central Texas, united by one deep commitment — to protect and uplift the lives of dogs in need.

In San Miguel de Allende Mexico, we begin our work where it matters most: the streets. We sponsor free spay and neuter campaigns to reduce suffering and overpopulation. We also rescue vulnerable puppies, giving them a second chance through loving foster group home, full medical treatment, and the support they need to heal and thrive. Next while rehabilitating and medically treating the puppies are posted for adoption in the US.

In Austin, Texas, our focus shifts to advocacy and empowerment.

We raise funds to provide supportive care for homeless puppies in Mexico and helping them become adoptable companions. We also organize the transport of rescued dogs from Mexico to find forever homes in the U.S.

Because we believe in compassion on every level, we offer volunteer days for University of Texas students — a chance to give back, connect, and enjoy a “foster a puppy” or "walk a shelter dog" the result providing mental health break with purpose.

✨ Your donation helps us cross borders with kindness — from the streets of Mexico to the shelters of Texas.

Together, we can rewrite the stories of dogs who deserve more.