The Sapallanga campaign marked a milestone as Pichuberry's first visit to this remote farming community, where local leadership and the support of the Marchig Animal Welfare Trust helped sterilize 68 pets and sparked such overwhelming demand that a return mission is already scheduled for May 23rd.

The Tunamarca campaign transformed initial community hesitation into a meaningful success, sterilizing 39 pets and building the vital foundation of trust and education needed for a confirmed return mission this June.

The Matahuasi campaign successfully sterilized 65 pets in one day through community collaboration and the support of the Marchig Animal Welfare Trust, providing a vital step toward ending the cycle of abandonment in the region.

The Marchig Animal Welfare Trust funded the inaugural Maddy’s Program sterilization campaign on March 28, 2026, in Huancaní. Of 60 registered pets, 39 were sterilized, while the remainder entered a structured follow-up program. The event successfully combined clinical care with community engagement, securing a long-term commitment to local animal welfare and adoption support.

After being rescued from a certain death sentence in the Peruvian highlands, a fragile puppy named Maddy traveled thousands of miles to find safety, serving as a powerful reminder that a single sterilization can break the cycle of suffering for countless others.

Despite being abandoned multiple times after recovering from trauma, Osito’s resilience at Casa Aurora serves as a powerful reminder that adopting a dog requires a decade-long responsibility to their well-being.

Once a stray fighting a hidden illness, Tetitas is now a healthy and happy resident of our sanctuary, where your sponsorship ensures she continues to receive the specialized care and comfort she earned after a lifetime on the streets.

Despite the heartbreaking loss of some rescues to illness, the story culminates in a hard-won victory for Lucy, a fearful cat whose manageable FIV diagnosis and eventual adoption represent the power of patient, humane intervention.

After being rescued from a life of starvation and neglect while tied to a rope, Dodie overcame the tragic loss of most of her litter and learned to trust humans again, ultimately transitioning from a fearful survivor to a beloved pet in a permanent home.

Toñita and her puppies, Manguito and Paris, were abandoned and rescued after severe neglect, struggled to trust humans and find stable homes, and are now safe, healthy, and living together at Casa de Aurora, where they must be adopted as a bonded trio.

Five abandoned puppies rescued during harsh rainy conditions in Jauja are now fighting for their lives against distemper under the care of Señora Melva, and need support to survive and recover.

This is a deeply moving and heartbreaking account of Perlita’s journey from a fragile rescue to a broken promise, highlighting the lasting trauma of abandonment and the unwavering commitment required to truly protect a life.