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  • Central Valley Animal Organization

  • The vision for ACT has been brewing in the minds of the Animal Compassion Team founders for many years. For the love of the animals we serve. It is just that simple.
    The vision for ACT has been brewing in the minds of the Animal Compassion Team founders for many years. For the love of the animals we serve. It is just that simple.

  • The California Feline Foundation  is a non-profit humane society offering a second chance for the Valley's homeless pets to find new forever homes.
    The California Feline Foundation  is a non-profit humane society offering progressive programs, innovative approaches, caring and knowledgeable staff, and a second chance for the Valley's homeless pets to find new forever homes.

  • Cat House on the Kings is a shelter which places rescued cats and kittens into good, loving, permanent homes.
    Cat House on the Kings is a shelter which places rescued cats and kittens into good, loving, permanent homes.

  • The Central Valley SPCA is home to hundreds of cats and dogs in need of a good home.
    The Central Valley SPCA is home to hundreds of cats and dogs in need of a good home. It's mission is to Prevent Cruelty to Animals and Promote the Quality of Life of all Creatures through Rescue, Protection, Placement, Education, Leadership and Good Example.

  • The Clovis Pet Adoption Center is run by the City of Clovis Animal Services. The center is open Tuesday-Sunday 2:00-6:00 p.m.

  • Fresno Bully Rescue (FBR) is a volunteer-based, non-profit, no-kill center and sanctuary dedicated to rescuing bully breed dogs.
    Fresno Bully Rescue (FBR) is a volunteer-based, non-profit, no-kill center and sanctuary dedicated to rescuing bully breed dogs (i.e. American Pit Bull Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers, American Bull Dogs, Bull Terriers, etc.). We are here to provide a healthy and loving temporary home while we look for forever homes for our bullies. We are a 501 (c) (3) public charity and all donations are tax deductible.

  • FMAS (Friends of Madera Animal Shelter) is a distinctly different volunteer group since they work in conjunction with the Madera County Animal Shelter.
    FMAS (Friends of Madera Animal Shelter) is a distinctly different volunteer group since they work in conjunction with the Madera County Animal Shelter. Funds are limited coming from the County, yet there is no shortage of animals coming in. The group assists in any way possible to help the animals in the shelter get adopted and reduce the number euthanized.

  • The Kings SPCA seeks to provide safe haven for abused, abandoned, and surrendered animals entrust into our care, for as long as possible pending adoption; to provide low-cost spay/neuter services to our community, and to foster community awareness of the importance of spaying/neutering pet animals; and to increase community awareness of and appreciation for the needs of domestic animals and the benefits of animal companionship.

  • The Labrador Retriever Rescue of Fresno (LRRF), was established out of a growing need to rescue and provide loving homes for abused, abandoned, and unwanted Labs in the greater Fresno and Central Valley area. They are an all volunteer, 100% foster based local organization and do not have a facility to house their dogs. LRRF relies completely on donations from the dog loving community to help with medical expenses, food and supplies to meet the needs of the Labs.

  • Noah's Friends Animal Sanctuary is a no-kill shelter located east of Reedley, CA at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountain range.
    Noah's Friends Animal Sanctuary is a no-kill shelter located east of Reedley, CA at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountain range.

  • Valley Oak SPCA desires to be a trusted name in the community that provides educational resources and vital services to humans and their pets. Valley Oak SPCA seeks to create a welcoming, interactive campus that allows them to meet the diverse needs of the communities they serve. For more information you can call (559) 651-1111.
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