Unidos para los Animales is a small animal welfare organization based in Antigua, Guatemala.

The organization was founded in 2010 by Terry Kovick Biskovich and Linda Green, long term Antigua residents, in response to the never-ending problem of sick, injured, and abandoned dogs and cats left to fend for themselves in the street. They formed a legal non-profit association in Guatemala, a 501c3 in the US to accommodate their own rescued dogs and cats and to be able to support other individuals and groups struggling to address the animal overpopulation and animal abuse in Guatemala. Since incorporating in 2010, Unidos para los Animales has spayed and neutered more than thirteen thousand owned and free roaming animals in partnership with our volunteer veterinarian Dr. Jim Bader and our local Guatemalan veterinary team.

In July of 2022 we decided to focus all our efforts on sterilization programs and community education as we were forced to close our wonderful rehabilitation facility due to the ongoing CDC ban. This ban has prevented us from sending adoptable animals to the US since the spring of 2021. During the years we operated our rehabilitation facility, we rescued, rehabilitated, trained and placed over a thousand puppies and dogs in loving homes.