As part of my “The Real Mexico” Video Series (note that I just made that up this very minute), I’ve decided to show you something that you might never have seen before. While it’s not exclusive to Mexico, it seems… «more»
Since 2005, we have been members of an animal humane society called “Tzi’te Animal Proteccion” in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico. This past year, I’ve blogged about our issues with animal overpopulation and our plan to conquer… «more»
Five out of eight members of Journeys of The Zoo are adopted. While my story has a happy beginning, Reina was found starved (almost) to death and Phoenix had his throat cut. Fighters need to win… That’s why I’m honoured… «more»
As I mentioned in my previous post, cultural and financial issues were inhibiting “our” ability to deal with the overpopulation of dogs in Chiapas, Mexico.Let me start out by explaining who I’m talking about when I say “our”. Through a… «more»
This picture of ancient Mayan dogs is our logo. The story begins when we first set eyes on San Cristobal de las Casas. The mountains take your breath away (literally and figuratively the city is located at 2,200m=7,200ft). The hillsides… «more»