Currently (almost) all the dogs are together, this causes several problems to be generated because there are many that need more attention or special facilities. it is also difficult to introduce a new dog into an established pack. Currently there is a group of dogs that are not for adoption because they require special care for their entire lives, for example one dog is blind, another cannot use her hind legs and so there are several more cases. These dogs are very difficult to give up for adoption since their care and financial expense is much greater. So the second thing I'm going to do with the money is to buy a house with a big yard to live in and take care of all the "intensive care" dogs, that is, those that are injured and need constant attention, puppies, dogs pregnant, old dogs and those who have a chronic disability and therefore need more comfort. this property will be, if possible, close to the shelter mentioned above.