Bambi's Army - Rescue of K9's

06/28/2025

Bambi's Army - Rescue of K9's inspires compassionate care, treating animals like cherished family members, providing nurturing that surpasses basic needs, we welcomed Maya into our boarding care while giving her a camping experience.

06/28/2025

Bambi's Army - Rescue of K9's inspires compassionate care, treating animals like cherished family members, providing nurturing that surpasses basic needs, we welcomed Maya into our boarding care while giving her a camping experience.

06/20/2025

Our local animal rescue worked diligently with a animal networker to help provide a nurturing foster family for this adorable little dog, paving the way for her to find her forever home.

06/17/2025

06/16/2025

I have been actively engaged in animal welfare efforts since this morning, when a critically ill kitten from Parlier was brought to my attention.

I have already administered sugar water, antibiotics, and prayers for Jesus to intervene on the kitten's behalf.

06/15/2025

Update : By providing these kittens with the medicine and eye ointment they needed, hopefully they can overcome this challenge.

06/15/2025

A dog has been found on the west side of Parlier and is waiting to be reunited with its grateful owner.

05/28/2025

Less than a year ago, I embarked on a new chapter in my life by running for city council, although I was unsuccessful.

Additionally, I was forced to relocate my animal rescue services from Parlier and establish a new presence in Fresno County.

This development marked the closure of our local animal rescue in the city ofParlier, which signified the end of a significant era in my life.

Since December 2019 we have rescued just in this city alone 600 animals more than 1000 in total in Fresno county. With Brenda Prado Adrianne Adayan Stacy Constance Rhonda Massey-Kacerek .

The dissolution of Bambi's Army - Rescue of K9's in Parlier was ultimately a consequence of political factors.

This afternoon I relinquished my key's to the city.

05/28/2025

A bittersweet moment! Bye city of Parlier.

As we eagerly anticipate our rescue's new chapter in another community, the past few years have been a poignant reminder of the impact we've made in the city of Parlier without any government or city funding.

This morning, a cat in need of TnR stopped by for a final visit. Over 1000 animals have passed through that front door, and countless kittens, once flea-ridden, have been bathed in that very sink, symbolizing our unwavering dedication to their well-being.

05/28/2025

A bittersweet moment! Bye city of Parlier.

As we eagerly anticipate our rescue's new chapter in another community, the past few years have been a poignant reminder of the impact we've made in the city of Parlier without any government or city funding.

This morning, a cat in need of TnR stopped by for a final visit. Over 1000 animals have passed through that front door, and countless kittens, once flea-ridden, have been bathed in that very sink, symbolizing our unwavering dedication to their well-being.

05/28/2025

My husband was very busy with the moving of our animal rescue and to top it off he purchased a shed from Costco to bring the city of Sanger feral cat into our home where love and care will flourish.

And we also have Jax an angry Papillon mix dog who brings joy to my life and refuses love from others.

He will now be living in our home now that our animal rescue moved to another location.

05/24/2025

Imagine being a stray large breed dog in the city of Parlier, constantly scratching, with patches of missing fur.

The stress of malnourishment and fighting to survive on the streets as a stray is horrible.

We were able to help treat this stray found by a passerby.

Since December 2019, Bambi's Army - Rescue of K9's save rate is actually extraordinarily for being such a tiny rescue. We managed to do this with only donations and no government or city funding.

Our overall adoption rate and rescue to rescue with over 1,000 animals that walked into our front door is impressive thanks to our many lifesaving initiatives, including our local animal coordinators who outreached for us.

Stacy Constance and Rhonda Massey-Kacerek who helped us succeed in the city of Parlier.