A Shelter Update From the SPCA-PV Animal Sanctuary
SPCA Puerto Vallarta

June 9, 2022
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August 28th 2021, during Hurricane Nora, the Rio Pitillal overflowed and destroyed the SPCA de PV Sanctuary. Staff and board members managed to get 56 dogs and 10 cats out to safety. (SPCAPV)

Dear friends,

We wanted to post a quick update and will soon send out a newsletter with more info.

Work continues on repairing and rebuilding our shelter. The damaged portion on the river side, has been removed making the area safer for animals and staff.

Significant work has been done on the river, rebuilding the bank and redirecting the water away from the property. More rebuilding projects are underway and we'll share more details soon.

As always, we appreciate your continued support for our animals.

Please support our rebuilding efforts by donating if you can.

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