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Baja California Government Promotes Responsible Adoption to Home Rescued Animals · Global Voices

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The Animal Milly Sanctuary is looking for a home for 230 dogs and cats
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Mexicali, August 24th. Every rescued dog and cat deserves a new opportunity of life and a home where it receives care, respect and affection, so in Baja California responsible adoption is promoted. At the Animal Mily Sanctuary, a project promoted by the governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda in Mexicali, there are currently 193 dogs and 37 cats under guard, cared for while working to incorporate them to responsible families. Considered the large…

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The Animal Milly Sanctuary is looking for a home for 230 dogs and cats

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The Animal Milly Sanctuary is looking for a home for 230 dogs and cats

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Uniradio Informa broke the news on Monday, August 24, 2026.
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