Friends of Humane Society de Tijuana

PLEASE BECOME A FRIEND BY
VOLUNTEERING OR MAKING A DONATION TODAY!
Friends of HSTJ is recognized by the IRS as a
Non-Profit Organization 501(c)(3) # is 77-0704404
Friends of Humane Society de Tijuana directly supports the
Humane Society de Tijuana, a private, not-for-profit,
volunteer organization dedicated to improving the
community through the humane treatment of animals.

Our programs focus on:
Please visit Friends of HSTJ's
Blog Spot
for recent photos and activities!
Next Sterilization Clinic
June 28th in the
Colonia Mexico
You Tube Videos Promoting HSTJ's Campaigns of Sterilization
created by our very own volunteers.


Register your Albertsons and Ralphs Shopping Cards
and help HSTJ every time you shop!


For Albertsons Shoppers


To Register your Albertsons Card for the 2% contribution, Click Here:
http://www.albertsonscp.com/

Enter you preferred card and then enter the 11 digit Partner ID for Friends of HSTJ which is
"49001016761"

Now when you shop at Albertsons and use your Preferred Savings Card, 2% of your purchases
will be donated to Humane Society de Tijuana!


For Ralph's Shoppers

Create an online account at
http://www.ralphs.com/myralphs/703/Pages/community_contribution.aspx
then click on community contributions participants.  Be sure you have your Ralphs Club Card(s)
available and register your card with Friends of Humane Society de Tijuana # 90845 by following
the easy online directions.  Do you use your phone number at the register? Call 800-660-9003 to
get your Club Card number. Members must swipe their registered Ralphs Club Card or use the
phone number that is related to their registered Ralphs Club Card when shopping for each
purchase to count.

Now when you shop at Ralphs and use your Preferred Savings Card, 1-4% of your purchases will
be donated to Humane Society de Tijuana!

Don't forget to share this great news with fellow animals supporters.
Low cost or free spay and neuter clinics to control the overpopulation of
unwanted animals;
Street Clinics in the poorest neighborhoods of Tijuana to treat animals for
parasites, mange, infections, fleas and ticks;
Rescues and helping individuals who rescue street animals
Arranging of adoptions of rescued street animals;
Public education programs; and
Promoting humane legislation and working to sustain suspension of
electrocutions at public dog pounds in Mexico.