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How can tourists support animal welfare in Costa Rica?

Katherine Stanley Obando -
When travelers step off the plane into Costa Rica, their heads are usually filled with images of beaches, volcanoes, rainforests—and wild animals. Without a...
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Why is physical therapy your dog’s best friend?

Michelle Saravia -
Did you know that dogs' pain threshold is really high? When dogs appear to be in pain, it is very likely that they have...
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A room of their own

Katherine Stanley Obando -
When you truly love animals—the animals who have nowhere else to go—then eventually, what’s yours is theirs. The math changes. It has to. Every monthly...
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The Law Against Animal Mistreatment, part 2: lessons learned

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
The final installment in a two-part series on the impact of the Law Against Animal Mistreatmen, which included reforms to Costa Rica’s Animal Welfare...
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How to travel with your pet to and from Costa Rica

Carolina Quesada Cordero -
Extremely sociable, Namu is a Dachshund-Shih Tzu mix, which is reflected in her energetic and affectionate personality. She loves dogs and humans alike and...
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How can I choose the best food for my pet?

Siany Ramirez -
At a time when the pet market is booming, our grandparents’ saying that “all that glitters is not gold” makes a lot of sense. First,...
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A classroom where animals are the heart, soul, and teacher

Katherine Stanley Obando -
She came to Costa Rica to found an environmental school for children—and today, she’s still teaching, but in a different kind of classroom. Who better...
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The Animal Welfare Act, part 1: what’s been achieved in five years?

Mónica Quesada Cordero -
On the morning of Sunday, June 11th, 2017, hundreds of people, dogs, cats and even a rooster got together to celebrate. That day, after...
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