This presentation will address the issue of animal abandonment and abuse in Mexico, highlighting the severity of the situation and its implications. It will outline the main processes involved in the rescue and rehabilitation of animals, as well as the care required for their recovery. In addition, it will emphasize the importance of responsible adoption as a way to offer a new chance at life for thousands of animals and will invite reflection on the role each individual can play in building a more empathetic and committed society toward animal welfare.
✨ Highlights include:
Addressing the Issue of Animal Abandonment in Mexico
Adoption as an Act of Awareness
Essential Protocols in Animal Rescue
🗣️ About the Presenters:
Lomito A.C. is a nonprofit organization founded by Mónica García Lemus (ASFG Alumni 2009), Romina Aguilar Pliego, and Yoshimi González Olivares. Their mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and responsibly rehome animals that have suffered abandonment, abuse, or homelessness. Guided by compassion, respect, and responsibility, Lomito A.C. is committed to transforming the lives of rescued animals—and the families who welcome them home.
📅 Dates & Times:
Wednesday, November 12, 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
📍 Location: Upper school library terrace
💵 Cost: No cost
👥 For: Open to the ASFG community and to the public
🌐 Language: Spanish
*The presenters will be available to welcome participants starting at 8:00 a.m. Sessions will begin promptly at 8:10 a.m. Please plan your arrival accordingly.
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Questions? Contact us at extendedlearning@asfg.edu.mx