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Under construction: Thank you for your patience as we gather details for our brand new program! We are so excited to have you join us on our first ever trip to Tulum! The general information below is correct and all details marked "Coming soon" will be filled in as information is sent to the Admissions Team.
Welcome to your program
Get ready for an unforgettable experience as you build your skills in animal care, focusing on monitoring and assessment! You'll have the chance to help the Maya Animal Alliance run a two-day sterilization clinic for local dogs. You’ll also learn the ins and outs of running a pop-up health clinic for cats and dogs, including organizing patients, safe handling, providing assessments, and collecting health data. You'll dive into common health issues in the area, vaccines, preventative care, and monitoring patients during and after surgery, all while communicating with pet owners. Plus, you’ll snorkel with sea turtles and soak up the beauty of the ocean.
This page will take you through everything you need to know about your program. You should READ every section. We've linked additional information under each topic as needed.
Housing
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Food
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Packing
The only items you are required to bring are those on the “required” lists. General required items (like your passport) are found on the ALL PROGRAMS packing list above. Program specific required items are found below under the REQUIRED section. For the rest of the items, you are welcome to use your discretion. There may be items missing from this list that you’d like to bring, and there may be items on this list that you don’t want to bring. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask!
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Suggested for this program
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FAQ
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WIFI: Students will have WiFi at the housing locations but the WiFi at is not reliable. If you are interested in a travel phone plan, please talk to your phone provider before your program starts.
Bedding: We will provide you with sheets, pillows and blankets.
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Money: Most students spend around $200 USD on a two-week program. You’ll likely want to buy things like souvenirs, laundry, snacks or drinks. So you don’t NEED any money, but you’ll want to bring enough that you can buy some things to bring home. We HIGHLY recommend contacting your bank and ordering Pesos before leaving for the program. There will be an ATM where students can withdraw money, and there is an ATM transaction fee each time.
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