Dogshelter Casa viva

This is the right place for people who is interersted in charity work and animal care. Dogs need a lot of care and love, also people to cook for them, clean their spaces, give food and shower, spend time with them, going for a walk and so on.
Duties require physical effort and empathy but the reward is 100% resturned by dogs love.

Other habilities we are interested on: photography, constructions and others

Casa Viva is the largest dog shelter in Peru, home to over 100 rescued dogs. Established in 2021, it is primarily funded by its founders, Jessica (Peruvian) and Kishor (Bangladeshi). Kishor also oversees several international charitable initiatives (Google “Kishor Kumar Das Bidyanondo” for more information). To help sustain the shelter, we operate a beautiful lodge—Samana—which generates income to cover the dogs’ food and care expenses. The project spans a large property with gardens, a river, and shared community spaces, and is also home to various other animals. Please don't expect this shelter in western standard. All dogs are rabies-vaccinated. Most of our dogs have been rescued from the streets and may not be fully trained, so you might observe some rough or unrefined behavior. While incidents are rare, there is a small risk of minor injuries.