ANIMAL REFUGEE RESPONSE

ANIMAL REFUGEE RESPONSE Animal Refugee Response is a strictly NO-KILL non profit organization dedicated to animals in need.

Animal Refugee Response is a strictly NO-KILL organization that exists to improve the lives of the animals who share our planet through advocacy, community education, spay/neuter, sanctuary for special needs animals, and assistance programs.

Tiny but mighty. Almost old enough for adoption. Hurry before I keep him myself!
02/07/2025

Tiny but mighty. Almost old enough for adoption. Hurry before I keep him myself!

So adorable! We have promised to find them great homes. Two and three months old. A total of ten.
01/23/2025

So adorable! We have promised to find them great homes. Two and three months old. A total of ten.

01/12/2025

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Some recent adoptions
12/31/2024

Some recent adoptions

12/31/2024
Thank you Vicki and Lee for your great work in our cat room
12/31/2024

Thank you Vicki and Lee for your great work in our cat room

Our new newsletter
12/12/2024

Our new newsletter

Sweet dreams
12/12/2024

Sweet dreams

Everyone is beautiful in their own way
12/12/2024

Everyone is beautiful in their own way

Tiny Popeye in his new cave bed.
12/11/2024

Tiny Popeye in his new cave bed.

Just rescued. 3 late season kittens. About 6 weeks old. Now out of the cold and accepting our touch.
12/03/2024

Just rescued. 3 late season kittens. About 6 weeks old. Now out of the cold and accepting our touch.

11/26/2024

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Children loving the animals
11/17/2024

Children loving the animals

Our two tripod dogs are quite an inspiration for our monopod!
11/17/2024

Our two tripod dogs are quite an inspiration for our monopod!

Some great shot of Max, the happy-go-lucky brindle cattle dog mix. He is one year old and would make a great hiking part...
11/17/2024

Some great shot of Max, the happy-go-lucky brindle cattle dog mix. He is one year old and would make a great hiking partner.

Here is our new newsletter
10/24/2024

Here is our new newsletter

Tomorrow is Subaru's . At Animal Refugee Response we are highlighting all our wonderful senior and disabled dogs and ca...
10/22/2024

Tomorrow is Subaru's . At Animal Refugee Response we are highlighting all our wonderful senior and disabled dogs and cats for adoption. Visitors coming to our facility between 11 - 3 tomorrow only will receive 50% off adoptions. Make a dog's (or a cat's) day!

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4770 McEathron Lane
Vacaville, CA
95688

Telephone

+17073303747

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Our volunteer Pam brought a colorful door screen for the cat room door. The cats pass through it easily. They are curious and entertained by the mylar ribbons, and it keeps flies out too. Thank you Pam!

Girl Scout, Eloise Gafni did her Silver Award project for Animal Refugee Response. She visited today and presented a wonderful basket full of hand made dog and cat toys, blankets and bandanas for our animals. Thank you, Eloise. Very good job on this project!

Now that’s how it done! Junior runs Rusty and Angel up the hill. They love it!

Rest in Peace, Kona
Rest in Peace, Kona

Beautiful Kona died today. She waited for me to finish my work with the other animals, and when I was by her side, she took her last breath. She was a few days shy of her 16th birthday. Kona’s favorite thing in the world was my husband, Vince. She took so much pride in sitting beside him in the front seat of his truck. During the busy season when the printing presses operated 24/7, Kona stayed with him, even stretching out next to him on the couch when he was able to close his eyes for a few minutes. And just before my husband died, he told Kona to protect me. She took that duty seriously. When we had to evacuate a few years ago, all the animals stayed in the evacuation center except three, who stayed with me: Sweet Pea, because she cannot endure being caged, Teddy, because he is just too disabled, and Kona, because she needed to keep her promise to Vince. She also adored my son, who remembers coming back from deployment in Fallujia and taking Kona for long walks. Kona would pull that Marine for miles. Kona loved rolling in the grass and patrolling the property each day. I am hoping heaven has a huge meadow that she can enjoy, once again by Vince’s side.

Carlos
Carlos

Rusy
Rusy

PittiePups
PittiePups

Pittie pups having fun

Survival instinct
Survival instinct

San Jose Flood Kittens
San Jose Flood Kittens

Roo was born without the use of his front limbs. This has not stopped him, or even slowed him down. He is one of the happiest dogs I have ever had the pleasure of knowing.

Burt and Bertha are ready to be adopted (proud mama)

A clip from the fashion show at our Art by Animals event.

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