Rose Acres Rescue

11/28/2024

Making the rounds in November, when it gets dark at 5pm.

11/26/2024

Sarabi has a new mom!

11/26/2024

Rose Acres Rescue: The Beginning
Our story started in 2015. We had been living on the farm for about 5 years. The rescue was created to keep from having to surrender dumped animals to the county shelter. Animals were dropped off constantly! The last one was a puppy with painted nails. I was trying desperately to get the rescue going. While the ACO was here to pick her up, I told him that would be the last one. Somehow, some way. I prayed and God opened and closed the necessary doors. Rose Acres Rescue was designated a 501 (c)(3) in July 2015.
The choice was made for Rose Acres Rescue to be an 11th Hour Rescue. 11th Hour means going into pounds when animals are facing euthanasia and save as many as could. Rose Acres Rescue has taken in animals from Albertville, Marshall County, Dekalb County, Calhoun County, Blount County, Greater Birmingham Humane Society, Gadsden, Rainbow City Animal Shelter, Etowah County, Limestone County, and Southside Animal Control. Needless to say, that 10 dog and 10 cat limit lasted about 2 months. Dr. Trapp and I still laugh about that 10 dog/10 cat limit. The rescue journey began and what a journey it has been.
Pictured: Granny Cille’s Running Rose by the well.

11/24/2024

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11/22/2024

11/19/2024

Luigi and Daniella after Mario and Bella were adopted. They seem to be doing well. They are available for adoption as a pair only.

11/18/2024

Congratulations to Bella and Mario! Christmas came early for two young ladies. Both cats are out and exploring their new home. They are 2 of the 4 bonded set. The new family knows what to look for in case of stress. Luigi and Daniella are available still as a pair only. Congratulations you two. May you be furever happy in your new home.

11/18/2024

Recognize this handsome fellow? Dune was adopted and then returned after a year for “peeing and ruining everything everywhere”. I guess a severe UTI will do that to a fellow. The heart worms he contracted while adopted didn’t help anything either. He returned in May and started getting healthy again. He is at Dr. Trapp’s for Heart Worm Treatment today. Then 6 weeks of crate confinement in the House. 6 weeks of keeping Dune calm and relaxed and confined. This is going to be fun. 🤣
The Oreo Memorial Heart Worm Treatment Fund is depleted. We still have Sarabi to treat. If you would like to help with Heart Worm Treatments, you can donate thru:
PayPal [email protected]
Venmo
CashAp $RoseAcresRescue
Debit/Credit Card call the rescue 256-738-8574
Mail check to rescue: 501 Simmons Lane
Attalla, AL 35954
Pay Albertville Animal Hospital directly by check or cash. Please note for Heart Worm Treatments.
Keep Dune (and me) in your prayers as he goes thru this treatment and post care.
Give your animals heart worm prevention!
Treating heart worms is dangerous and expensive.

11/18/2024

Chloe has returned to the rescue. The toddler and Chloe couldn’t get along. For safety, Chloe came back to rescue. She will see Dr. Trapp before being made available for adoption. She made herself right back at home. Next to me. She enjoyed the sermon yesterday. Spayed, adult bobtail. Is bossy and keeps the dogs and other cats in-check.

11/12/2024

City of Huntsville Residents

IF YOU LIVE IN THE CITY OF HUNTSVILLE
and if you receive Medicaid, WIC, EBT, Social Security Disability, or if you have an annual household income of $35,000 or less, you qualify to have your cat or dog spayed or neutered for $5.00.
Please call one of the following clinics and tell them you live in the city of Huntsville and that you want to make a $5.00 Fixin' Alabama appointment.
Apollo Animal Hospital
256-881-4862
Flint River Animal Hospital
256-852-3300​
Huntsville Animal Clinic
256-384-1651
North Alabama Spay/Neuter Clinic
256-489-0418