


For more info visit Mickaboo Companion Bird Rescue.
To adopt a King Pigeon, contact Elizabeth at AdoptKings@gmail.com

Dash the chinchilla was surrendered for euthanasia because of a broken hind leg that needed surgery. Luckily he was saved and gets along fantastically with three legs. Dash is about 1 year old.
He's hoping to find a loving forever home soon.
California Chinchillas is a non-profit organization devoted to educating the public about chinchilla care and chinchilla rescue. Many chinchillas are being lost abandoned or turned in by owners no longer wanting or able to care for them. Some rescued chinchillas are growing babies, elderly chinchillas, pregnant, sick and injured chinchillas need extra special care and love. We take care of their physical and emotion needs so that they may find happy, loving homes.

Companion rabbits are the third most frequently euthanized animals at shelters, behind cats and dogs. While many shelter rabbits come from feed stores, flea markets, or laboratories, in reality, most rabbits facing euthanasia were once family companions or classroom pets who were bought at pet stores or breeders and surrendered to shelters when the novelty wore off or at the conclusion of a school year. Many people mistakenly assume that rabbits are low-maintenance or good starter pets for children, rather than physically fragile, yet spirited and opinionated animals who require specialized care and several hours of attention and exercise each day.
SaveABunny is often the only resource for rabbits facing euthanasia at shelters. These rabbits include highly adoptable rabbits who have “run out of time,” those deemed “unadoptable” because they have health or behavioral issues, and special-needs rabbits requiring surgery or specialized medical attention resulting from trauma, neglect, or abuse. Once a rabbit enters SaveABunny, he or she will never “run out of time” and will always have a home as a foster until adopted.

Rocket Dog Rescue was there as well. Rocket Dog Rescue is a San Francisco Bay

The Golden State Greyhound Adoption is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization that places retired racing greyhounds in adoptive homes in Northern California, including the San Francisco Bay Area, greater Sacramento area and beyond. Their ex-racing greyhounds come primarily from Colorado racetracks, although they also help rescue dogs from Arizona and Mexico. When racing greyhounds are deemed no longer profitable–either because they aren’t winners or have sustai ned an injury–kennels often try to adopt out these dogs, but sadly, many are destroyed, often before they reach the age of four or five.
Please support organizations like these, donations are tax deductible and you'll make a lasting difference in one of these wonderful animals life.
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