Cortez Rescue & Outreach

Every Day Enriching The Lives Of Homeless And Neglected Dogs

Dogs Rescued Since 2018

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OUR FEATURED CORTEZ RESCUE PUPS

Ready for adoption at Cortez Rescue and Outreach

I'm Being Fostered

Hope

Hi, my name is Hope. I'm a beautiful, affectionate, white shepherd mix with the cutest crooked nose.

Mix & Dad Is the Milkman

Female

6 Years Old

I'm Being Fostered

Loreto Litter: L Litter x 7

I am playful and affectionate! The perfect buddy!

Mix

Male

1 Year Old

I'm Being Fostered

Maya

Hi, I'm Maya. I have the biggest heart and really need a family to love me. Local foster/adoption preferred.

Terrier - American Staffordshire

Female

6 Years Old

I Need a Foster

Zeppelin Litter: The Z Litter x 6

This big boy is so gentle and full of love. He could really use a foster home until adopted.

Mix

Male

1 Year Old

Cortez Rescue and Outreach - Main Facility

Las Cuevas, Baja California Sur, MX

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Cortez Rescue and Outreach - Featured Dog Lover

Exceptional Volunteers Who Continuously Support Our Mission

Meet Lynn Prather

Cortez Rescue and Outreach is so very grateful for the tireless service Lynn provides to our pups and organization as a whole.

Our rescue runs on the power of our volunteers and Lynn continues to show us all just how many ways there are to be involved and help out. There is something for everyone who wants to get involved.

Click To Read Our Interview With Lynn

CR (Cortez Rescue and Outereach): What makes you so committed to helping dogs?

Lynn (Lynn Prather): I have had pets of many sorts for my entire life – dogs, cats, birds, fish, snakes, apes and monkeys, goats and sheep, baby deer, horses and an occasional cow. I care about animals because they, like children and many disabled and elderly folk, need someone to look out for them, be their voice and ensure their best life.

CR: How did you get involved with Cortez Rescue and Outreach?

Lynn: As an adult I was fortunate to travel a great deal and quickly learned that many countries don’t have the same kinds of resources we enjoy in the United States. Mexico was one of those countries and I’ve seen how desperate conditions are for the majority of dogs and cats there. A few years ago, I was fortunate to discover Cortez Rescue and the Cabo Pet Escort program. Once I started volunteering, I couldn’t stop. Every small thing I can do, matters – to me and to the animals.

CR: Tell us about a memorable moment while volunteering for Cortez Rescue?

Lynn: My experience working with Cortez has been too full of memorable and soul-lifting instances to name just one. Every time I pick up a dog at the airport, every time I bring a pup or pups into my home, every time I’ve delivered a pup to their new forever home has been life changing. Even dismantling, cleaning and stacking airline kennels makes me feel good!

CR: Anything else you'd like to add?

Lynn: I encourage everyone to do whatever you can, whenever you can, to make a difference for the dogs and cats looking for their better life. If you can’t volunteer, donate whatever you can afford. If you can’t donate, volunteer in whatever capacity you can. You won’t be sorry.

Thank You Lynn! Cortez Rescue and Outreach and all of our rescue pups love you!