Hundreds of dogs are getting euthanized due to overpopulation and maxed out animal shelters
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Help to Rescues and Animals in Need
Sometimes helping a rescue means providing food, vaccinations, or spay/neuter assistance. Other times, one unexpected medical emergency can cost thousands of dollars and place an enormous financial burden on a small rescue that refuses to give up on an animal. When we have the resources, Animal Rescuers For Change helps rescues facing these extraordinary veterinary expenses. Terra and a young cat rescued in Mojave are two examples of why this assistance matters. ❤️ Terra's Se
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Spay/Neuter Help for Communities Without Access to This Vital Service
Across California, there are communities where affordable spay/neuter services are extremely limited—or where residents caring for community cats and abandoned animals have no meaningful local program to turn to. But the animals do not stop reproducing because services are unavailable. When prevention resources are missing, small rescues, volunteers, and ordinary community members step in. They trap community cats, transport them to clinics, pay for surgeries, feed colonies,
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When Rescue Capacity Exists, Bureaucratic Barriers Should Not Cost Animals Their Lives
Across California, thousands of nonprofit rescue organizations work tirelessly to support public shelters, animals, and communities. Rescues provide foster homes, medical treatment, rehabilitation, transportation, and adoption placement—often becoming the last available lifeline for an animal running out of time. Yet being ready, willing, and able to save an animal does not always mean a rescue will be allowed to do so. California rescues report that approval processes, trans
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