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Humane Society Visit in Cozumel

By Blog Cozumel·June 25, 2014

From the Blog Cozumel archive. This article was first published in 2014, so some details (prices, schedules, links) may have changed.

Updated for 2026: For current ways to donate (including a tax-deductible option for U.S. donors), volunteer and adopt, read our new guide, How to help the Humane Society of Cozumel.

Please be sure to visit the Human Society in Cozumel. Even if you do not want to give a pet a new forever home, please stop by to spread some love. The animals LOVE attention and any time spent there is special to all. To learn more about the Humane Society, please check out there website: http://www.humanecozumel.org/

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