| Unwanted Street Dogs in Mexico Welcome in Canada John Holman - Al Jazeera | |
| go to original November 11, 2017 |
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Mexico has a serious overpopulation of street dogs, a problem that repeated sterilization campaigns have not been able to fix. Millions of homeless canines roam the streets of the Latin American nation.
But now comes a radical new idea - an international refugee program for pets.
Al Jazeera's John Holman reports from Puebla, Mexico.
Related: How Canada Became a Haven for the World’s Unwanted Dogs (Maclean's)
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