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• Anita's Animals Sanctuary

  http://anitasanimals.com/
  Anita's Animals is a small cat and dog sanctuary located on a hill above the town of San Juan Cosala

• Foundation for Charities

  http://www.lakechapalacharities.org/
  Attracts money for charities around Lake Chapala, Mexico, and to allow those who donate to claim U.S. tax deduction.

• Have Hammers

  http://www.havehammer.org/
  Mexican charity that teaches valuable life skills to Mexican youths and adults through woodworking

• Kids of Chapala and Ajijic, A.C.

  http://www.lakesideninos.org/
  A Mexican charitable organization that provides educational scholarships to underprivileged children in the Lakeside area. Provides sponsorship information and contact details.

• Lake Chapala Society

  http://lakechapalasociety.com/
  Organization of english-speaking expats offers mail services, a library of books and videos, and cultural and social activities.

• Lake Chapala Spay and Neuter Ranch

  http://www.lakesidespayandneutercenter.com/
  Local Spay and Neuter association helping local animals in the Lakeside area.

• Lucky Dog Rescue

  http://luckydogmx.weebly.com/
  A non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to the rescue and adoption of abandoned and abused dogs.

• Niños Incapacitados

  http://www.programaninos.org/
  Details of program which assists local sick children with funds for medical treatment.

• Open Circle Ajijic

  http://opencircleajijic.org/
  Provides a supportive environment to gather for social interaction in the Lakeside area.

• Rotary Club of Ajijic

  http://www.rotaryajijic.org/
  English-speaking Rotary club helping others in the Lakeside community. Offers news, information for new members and an events calendar.

 

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