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Robin

This dog’s adoption fee has been generously sponsored! Robin is a 1-year-old Hound mix who made the long journey from Fresno Humane Animal Services to find his perfect home here…

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Roxy

This dog’s adoption fee has been generously sponsored! It’s Roxy time! Roxy is an endlessly lovable 1-year-old Australian Cattle Dog mix who came our way from Fresno Animal Center. Friendly…

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Stripe

…Stripe is a truly gorgeous 1.5-year-old Shepherd mix who came our way from Fresno Animal Center. Fresh off the van and in a new environment, Stripe was already showing off…

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Uncle Fester

Animal Services. Despite his powerful exterior, Uncle Fester is a goofball at heart — just like his TV counterpart. Uncle Fester’s sweet and gentle; always excited to invite new guests…

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Meet the Stars of Holiday Windows 2023

…Fund-a-Need and help animals in need $10,000—Fund two lifesaving surgeries for shelter animals. $5,000—Support 10 animals in foster homes, including their medication, food, and appointments as they get stronger and…

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Meet the Stars of Holiday Windows 2025

…kittens and puppies 6:45–7:15pm Support our Fund-a-Need and help animals in need $10,000—Fund two lifesaving surgeries for shelter animals. $5,000—Support 10 animals in foster homes, including their medication, food, and…

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Hamilton

…banking system, sadly for him. Hamilton came to us from SF Animal Care and Control so you can bet he’s an A+ city dog! Loud sounds don’t matter so long…

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Trixie

Too terrific Trixie says, “It’s time to take me home!” Trixie is a gorgeous 6-month-old pocket Pittie mix who came to us from our neighbors at SF Animal Care and…

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News & Publications

…Report 2022–2023 2022 Form 990 Our Animals Magazine Our Animals—Spring 2026 Our Animals—Fall 2025 Our Animals—Summer 2025 Legacy Society News Legacy Society News—Spring 2026 Legacy Society News—Spring 2025 Legacy Society…

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Trap-Neuter-Release Facts

…their original location once they’ve recovered from surgery. Community cats are not placed into an adoption program, and we do not attempt to socialize them.   Why TNR? TNR is…

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