We are very passionate about the plight of our wild horses. We need to make sure that The SAFE Act (HR 961) passes. Please go to the below link to find out how you can help the wild horses, you can even help support the sanctuary by becoming a sponsor, info on their site
https://www.skydogranch.org/oppose-slaughter
Our Main Focus…
Mobile Spay & Neuter Events
We do not get paid for the charity work we do and we pay for the costs and expenses out of our own pocket if we find a dog or cat in need of help. Preventing unwanted litters from being born and then killed in our local shelters is our main passion. If you can donate to local spay and neuter organizations in your area, you will be helping control the pet population which is a huge problem for almost any city or town.
The current practice of impounding and euthanizing animals is neither ethical nor humane. The estimated $173 it costs tax payers to catch, house, and then kill each animal brought into the shelter system could be better spent on Spay and Neuter. Which can be done for less than $100 an animal.
PETS FOR ADOPTION
STATUS, ADOPTED!

https://www.adoptapet.com/pet/24022459-west-hollywood-california-pomeranian-mix
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We assist by networking for other groups to help them with their animal placement.
Our organization doesn’t have PETS FOR ADOPTION. Please check out Petfinder or Adopt a Pet for pets in need of adoptive homes.
RIP Goldie
Our sweet little Goldie was with us while she awaited her forever home…that never came. She spent her last year/months with us and we couldn’t be more grateful to have had her in our care. She was an amazing little girl. As sweet as can be, no trouble at all and such a calm soul who would have been killed at a local shelter if we didn’t step in and save her. We had hoped she would find a forever home, but we are so glad she got to be ours forever. If you are thinking about adopting a senior pet, PLEASE do. They are being killed in our shelters every single day and they deserve better. Senior pets are usually so easy to adapt into a new home, they normally don’t require much in training and spend a lot of time sleeping so are very low maintenance vs a younger dog or puppy.
Our Most Recent Adoptions…
We are so happy that they have found their forever home!
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My name is Mr. Tebow!


From being left in a taped up box in a dumpster, to almost being killed in a local shelter, this sweet little boy is now safe in his forever home loved by his adoptive parents.
My name is Mr. Russell! (so happy his parents are foster failures)

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