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In November of last year, Heather adopted two male rats from Rattie Ratz. She was interested in adopting rats because she had previous experience owning them as a college student and she loved it. When her son asked if he could get his own pet rats, their family made sure to start off on the right foot with the most important step in the adoption process—research!
Finally, after another sweltering summer with unbearable days of triple digits, and energy bills shooting through the roof, she has arrived. She has thrown on her cloak of crimson and copper, pumpkin and purple, then secured it with a golden chain.
Mia came to our rescue two years ago from CSSPCA Fresno. She was so feral, hissing and striking at you for no reason. We tried feeding her in our large walk-in feral kennel, but Mia didn’t get along with cats that got in her personal space. So we released her at the rescue where she was able to roam the rescue grounds safely and have her space. As she roamed, we tried to make friends with her, but she didn't want human contact. She hissed at us as we approached her. So we just gave her space.
Mark your calendars for October 26 at 1 p.m. as Valley Animal Center is thrilled to invite you to its Fourth Annual Trunk-or-Treat Car Show, a frightfully fun celebration perfect for the whole family! This annual event, taking place at 3934 N. Hayston Avenue, seeks to bring community members together to raise both in-kind and monetary donations for the nonprofit no-kill shelter for dogs and cats.
Labrador Retriever Rescue of Fresno (LRRF) is pleased to introduce you to a true golden girl, Mildred! This darling yellow Labrador is eight years old and looking for a settle down in her forever home. Mildred was rescued from a very unfortunate animal hoarding situation, where she was not properly cared for. She came into rescue neglected, lonely, and just so sad.
Orange County hoarder case of 83 cats––all lived inside a house since they were kittens. We were asked to help save a few of these kitties who are scared and shelter-labeled Semi-Feral. We are so happy to say, with the help of two other rescues in Los Angeles, we were able to save five that were remaining at the shelter and set to be euthanized at the end of the day.
Linda and her husband first became interested in rats when her husband (who had kept a pet mouse years ago) thought about getting another mouse. He did some research and found that rats would actually be a better fit. They contemplated getting rats for months when Linda describes how her husband, who did radio and TV work, produced “a TV program for an independent TV station, and found Rattie Ratz and decided to do a segment on rats. Well, we came home with three rats that were eight weeks old! …Even back then we had no idea how involved we would get with rats over the years.” That was in January of 2006.
Dogs bring an immense amount of joy into our lives—offering love, loyalty, and friendship without asking much in return. Considering that 67% of U.S. households own a pet, according to the 2019-2020 National Pet Owners Survey conducted by the American Pet Products Association (APPA), it’s safe to say that many of us cherish our furry companions as members of the family.
At Fresno Bully Rescue we are all about community. There are so many different communities other than just the collective community you think of when you think about the area you live in or for the areas that we service for adoption. Being at community events in our area and in fact, up and down the state help people understand who we are, what we do, and why we love bully breeds so much. It also gives us an opportunity to educate the public about the breed and their attributes and explain how exploited the pit bulls are and the great need for spay, neuter, and adoption.
