This world needs more love.
Love and compassion
are desperately needed,
From our little corner of the world,
we try to lead with example.
Love and compassion
are desperately needed,
From our little corner of the world,
we try to lead with example.
About our Shelter
Our mission is to provide a home to all the dogs we take care of. We are a temporal shelter for hundreds of doggies seeking a second opportunity, and also a permanent home for others that probably will never find a family.
We are a non-profit organization, founded by Lya Battle and Alvaro Saumet in 2006 for promoting well-being and respect for animals.
About our Shelter
Our mission is to provide a home to all the dogs we take care of. We are a temporal shelter for hundreds of doggies seeking a second opportunity, and also a permanent home for others that probably will never find a family.
We are a non-profit organization, founded by Lya Battle and Alvaro Saumet in 2006 for promoting well-being and respect for animals.
This world needs more love.
Love and compassion
are desperately needed,
From our little corner of the world,
we try to lead with example.
Love and compassion
are desperately needed,
From our little corner of the world,
we try to lead with example.
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last 15 years
for adoption
Location
We are located in the mountains of Carrizal, Alajuela, Costa Rica. Just an hour drive from San José or 46 minute drive from Juan Santamaría International Airport.
If interested in visiting, please contact our team for available tour dates at info@territoriodezaguates.com
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. How can I donate to Territorio de Zaguates?
Donations to Territorio de Zaguates can be made through various channels. You can visit our website and find a donation link, or you can directly contact us through email or phone for more information on how to donate.
2. How can I visit Land of the Strays?
Due to the nature of our organization as a sanctuary for rescued dogs, visits to Land of the Strays are by appointment only. Please contact us in advance to schedule a visit.
3. How can I adopt a dog from Land of the Strays?
To adopt a dog from Land of the Strays, you can visit our facility during adoption hours or browse our website for available dogs. Our adoption process involves filling out an application, meeting the dog you're interested in, and completing an adoption interview.
4. How can I volunteer in Land of the Strays?
We welcome volunteers who want to contribute their time and skills to help care for our dogs. Please visit our website or contact us directly to learn more about volunteer opportunities and how to get involved.
5. Can I admit a dog to Land of the Strays?
Due to limited resources and space availability, we may not always be able to admit new dogs. However, please reach out to us with details about the dog you wish to admit, and we will assess the situation and provide guidance accordingly.
6. How can I buy merchandise from Land of the Strays?
You can purchase merchandise from Land of the Strays through our website or by visiting our facility during designated hours. We offer a variety of items such as t-shirts, mugs, and other merchandise, with proceeds going towards supporting our rescue efforts.
7. Can I buy my dog food from Land of the Strays?
Yes, we offer dog food for sale at our facility. By purchasing dog food from us, you are supporting our organization and helping us provide for the dogs in our care.
8. How does Land of the Strays manage the poop of over 1800 dogs?
We have a dedicated team of staff and volunteers who work diligently to maintain cleanliness and hygiene at our facility. We utilize proper waste management practices, including regular cleaning and disposal of waste, as well as the use of environmentally friendly products.
9. How does Land of the Strays keep their dogs from fighting?
We prioritize the safety and well-being of all our dogs and have strict protocols in place to prevent fights and ensure peaceful coexistence. This includes behavior assessments, proper socialization, and supervision by trained staff and volunteers. Additionally, we provide enrichment activities and ample space for exercise to help reduce stress and prevent conflicts among the dogs.