In Part II of our ongoing series about the impact our home port will have on Puerto Peñasco, we established how and why the cruise passenger market is such a different breed of tourist than all the other segments in the industry, and how the cruise industry benefits from knowing more detail about their passengers’ cruise experience than any other provider of tourist services in the industry.
Read MoreJulio Valenzuela has done it again! Opened another restaurant that is – this one on the Malecón in the Old Port. Porto Fino Italian & Seafood follows Julio’s penchant for excellent food and service in a striking...
Read MoreRe-print from azcentral.com Puerto Peñasco, or Rocky Point, as many of us in the Valley...
Read More“A life spent making mistakes is not only a more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing” ~ George Bernard Shaw We all are afraid about making mistakes, and it just so happens the more afraid we get the...
Read MoreHappy spring! Did we have a winter? If so, we missed it here at the shelter. But we can tell it’s getting hotter and the days are getting longer. Summer will be here soon. The hot summer months are the hardest for us. Donations drop to almost nothing. If you have ever thought about stopping in to drop off some donations or see our facility, please do so! Barb is always there to greet you with a smile and show you around. We need to stock up on dog food, money and shelter supplies now to carry us through the hot summer months. Look for the big yellow signs on the side of the road as you drive into or out of Peñasco on Highway 8. We are on the west side of the road, a short drive down the dirt road. Look for the house with all the dogs.
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Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
