We save the lives of countless animals a year, placing them in forever homes. It’s our mission to spread love and do good. Dogs, cats, ducks, pigs, rabbits!!!
The Copley Ranch Rescue and Rehabilitation center is full of love and would like to continue to give back. There are MANY different things we do in the community- animal rescue/ placement, food boxes, you name it! Currently, there are a broad spectrum of needs from our community and surrounding communities. We are hoping this page brings connections to give, spread hope, and love one another. We s
pecialize in special needs care with a wonderful DVM on our team as well as wildlife rehabilitation with a licensed wildlife rehabber on site when needed. We provide refuge to senior displaced animals in our senior sanctuary as well as assist local animal control in our township. You name it, we will lend every hand we have �
His first birthday is here.
And he waits.
For his forever family.
Every day, he strives to be the best dog he can be.
He is house broken, crate trained, knows basic commands and is great with cats, kids, and other dogs with proper introduction.
Bingo. I promise. We will work on finding you the most loving home. Until then, you just keep up being the best boy. We’ve got you baby!
Someone is enjoying the snow! (From inside of course)
Starting the new year off cleaning?
We are in need of linens and dog beds!
-receiving blankets!!
-blankets
-Towels
-sheets
-comforters
We go through bedding left and right with our seniors and medicals and would love to take them off of your hands!
Our newest hospice resident, Roo! ❤️
We would like to welcome the newest member of the Copley family, our nephew, Leo ❤️ Just in time for Christmas! He is a beautiful blessing!
We have been especially busy so we’d like to apologize for any delays in answering our messages! The ranch is at capacity. Please stay tuned for our adoptees coming soon!
Yes we have our dogs, but Noah provided a distraction from a time in our family that faith was at minimum. When I say I am grateful- it’s a complete and utter understatement. This journey has put perspective in my eyes way more so than before. Perspective to focus on the real issues at hand with over population. People not being held accountable for their actions, even when evidence is so clear you could read through it. Though I’m one person, I have a village. A village that stands behind me in all endeavors. This is just the beginning- I have met directly with our state representative. I have spoken with local news. Writers. Reporters. Gathering a focus for a change in the way we handle enforcement when it comes to the lives of selfless, yet vulnerable animals. Heightened security on breeders- breeding. Beginning with “Noah’s law” I want to write and input for new regulations to consider the many surrounding legislative failures surrounding animal control. Actions that will make resources more available to local rescues that undoubtedly do more foot work than the agencies who receive state assistance and partnership of law enforcement. Rome was not built in a day, and though this had been tried over and over again- I am going to remain focused on an effort to make a change in this. Starting with the simple inspiration of Noah’s story. Much love all ❤️
It’s crazy how animals know... ❤️ well. We now know Noah is good with kitties ❤️
Today was a DAY!
A happy day for many who have watched this boy since spring. He has been alone, braving this world, and running. Today he was finally trapped. I was in my office when Nikki called next to tears. He had finally been trapped. I raced home from west Bloomfield on a mission to get to him and I swear my heart grew 10x the size. Though most know him as Casper, we have named him Noah; traveler.
He has seen the worst of the worst. He is emaciated, injured but alas- he is safe. He knows it. He is the sweetest boy ever. It’s only up from here sweet boy. We’ve got you.
You are safe. You are so so loved. Tomorrow he will have a referral to ophthalmology for a comprehensive work up on his eye injury. He is stable, and very tired.
If you would like to contribute to Noah’s care, neuter, and medical bills, you can donate directly to our PayPal, Venmo, or Cash App.
PayPal.me/thecopleyranch
$thecopleyranch
We would like to extend a warm welcome to C**t! He is the newest member in our hospice program and so so loved already!
Celebrating small victories for small warriors. Ava Grace made it onto the cat tree tonight. She has been trying SO hard to maneuver 3 legs- hard work is paying off baby girl! I sure think her face says it all! She is SO proud ❤️
Georgia is so sad that all of the kitties went to be fixed today....
Please utilize the space for the dogs in your household ONLY. It may seem like a great idea for your pup to socialize but without proper introduction and control it is a breeding ground for disaster. Not to mention the kennel cough/ canine influenza risk.
It seems that the ultimate goal for dog owners is to have a dog they can bring to a dog park because that must mean their dog can tolerate and deal with anything 🧐
And I wonder why that's so important?
I understand that many owners with this as their goal in mind, doing it with the best intentions, assuming they’re doing the right thing and are improving the quality of their dog’s life. And for a small amount of dogs, it can be a great experience.
But…
If you have a dog that doesn't really enjoy other dogs, you don't do your dog any favor trying to get him to a point where he can "tolerate" being at the dog park...usually it's quite the opposite and you'll lose your dogs trust that you got his back.
Or if you have a dog that enjoys playing really rough, why is it so important that he can "play" with the miniature doodle at the park rather than finding him a personal play mate that is on his level?
There's many reasons why I don't bring my dog to a dog park regardless of how well tempered and balanced my dog would be...the environment is just way too uncontrolled.
It's like going to a night club, you never know what to expect LOL
The fact that the majority of dogs are dog selective, meaning they prefer a more social circle than having to hug and kiss every stranger they come in contact with, is just another one.
But one of the big reasons I don't bring any dogs there is, because it really is a very unnatural environment for dogs and if you'd like to understand more about this, read my article on that topic.
https://www.k9possible.com/single-post/2016/04/05/Why-Dog-Parks-Are-Unnatural-How-To-Properly-Socialize-Your-Dog
Goodnight all 😴
Grateful doesn’t begin to express our emotions when we look at the amazing support we’ve received. From the day we announced our battle with Covid SO many have stepped up and asked “how can we help!?” Fellow rescues, supporters, family. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts!
All ten of these ladies are safe! Welcome ladies, enjoy your stay and welcome home. Also hadn’t realized one of the barn cats, cordy, joined for the ride 😂
Any help is MUCH appreciated ❤️
Sharing helps as much as donations!❤️
Our COVID diagnosis has given the ranch an unforeseen hardship. While we are usually able to participate in outreach and pick up from donation centers, we are restricted because of this terrible virus. We are focused on feeling better and maintaining until we can resume adoptions/further rescue! Below is a linked wishlist to some of our daily needs as well as a list of needs that can be dropped off to our Trenton drop off locations. Thank you for continuing support and kind words!
-Kitten Food canned and dry
-puppy food
-clumping cat litter
-paper towels preferably bounty or Viva for kennel clean up.
-trash bags
-Bleach Spray
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/A4TTGFMZWJ5Y?ref_=wl_share
Sharing helps as much as donations!❤️
Our COVID diagnosis has given the ranch an unforeseen hardship. While we are usually able to participate in outreach and pick up from donation centers, we are restricted because of this terrible virus. We are focused on feeling better and maintaining until we can resume adoptions/further rescue! Below is a linked wishlist to some of our daily needs as well as a list of needs that can be dropped off to our Trenton drop off locations. Thank you for continuing support and kind words!
-Kitten Food canned and dry
-puppy food
-clumping cat litter
-paper towels preferably bounty or Viva for kennel clean up.
-trash bags
-Bleach Spray
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/A4TTGFMZWJ5Y?ref_=wl_share
It’s a lazy day for the ranch.
Unfortunately COVID has found us and we will be closed to the public until October 14th.
We will make it through these trying times.
Isn’t she lovely 🎶
We added four legs to our hospice crew. Welcome to your forever home Millie!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Ava is thriving!
Today we took a lonnnnnnng nap in her favorite humans room... and ate some pizza crust for lunch ❤️
We will gladly take the used loungers for pet beds!
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“You have heard that it was said, ‘You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy.’ But I say to you, Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, so that you may be sons of your Father who is in heaven. For he makes his sun rise on the evil and on the good, and sends rain on the just and on the unjust. For if you love those who love you, what reward do you have? Do not even the tax collectors do the same? And if you greet only your brothers, what more are you doing than others?
2 Timothy 1:7
And with that our friends- be kind. Love one another. Keep focused on what matters and meet negativity with love and compassion.
Miss Ava is headed home! Woodhaven Animal Hospital is truly a building full of superheroes. 🥰
This week has been so hard.
It is, every time, with every hospice baby. Goodbye never, ever, gets easier. Look at that sweet smile!
Tonight she ate and has been acting like the normal goofy Georgie. She kept her meds down, and is enjoying some mama snuggles on her heating pad. She even chased the kitty!
Holding hope for more sweet, sweet, time, but thankful for the time we have had to love her.
You are my sunshine Georgie girl- I hope tomorrow yields the same results!
Ava update: she is now one leg less but a whole team behind her! She was a bit star struck when the mayor of Woodhaven and her angel paid her a visit- she is doing well and will be ready to come home tomorrow!!!!!!
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Yes we have our dogs, but Noah provided a distraction from a time in our family that faith was at minimum. When I say I am grateful- it’s a complete and utter understatement. This journey has put perspective in my eyes way more so than before. Perspective to focus on the real issues at hand with over population. People not being held accountable for their actions, even when evidence is so clear you could read through it. Though I’m one person, I have a village. A village that stands behind me in all endeavors. This is just the beginning- I have met directly with our state representative. I have spoken with local news. Writers. Reporters. Gathering a focus for a change in the way we handle enforcement when it comes to the lives of selfless, yet vulnerable animals. Heightened security on breeders- breeding. Beginning with “Noah’s law” I want to write and input for new regulations to consider the many surrounding legislative failures surrounding animal control. Actions that will make resources more available to local rescues that undoubtedly do more foot work than the agencies who receive state assistance and partnership of law enforcement. Rome was not built in a day, and though this had been tried over and over again- I am going to remain focused on an effort to make a change in this. Starting with the simple inspiration of Noah’s story. Much love all ❤️
Some of our ranch pals enjoying the thunder storm❤️
Hoping to get this boy home! Though we are uncertain of the circumstances... and evidence is fishy ... this boy is microchipped and we WILL find you 🙂❤️
Safe tonight and not under a bush at an intersection.....
Meet Emma Kay! Emma Kay is a little bit of an older girl but is in spectacular shape. Emma Kay was apart of a cat hoarding household where she fought daily with unaltered males and for survival. Emma came to us with an infected uterus (pyrometra)but has long recovered and is ready for a forever home! She was previously unsociable as well as confused on how to show affection, but that all changed when she found her meow and spent months socializing with our staff! She lives happily and often seeks attention- making for a very loving companion. She is spayed and up to date on all vaccines. FIV/FLV negative. An ideal home for Emma Kay would be a quiet, one cat household. She is perfect for a retirement pet or senior companion. Emma is wonderful with kids, other cats, and dogs - though is easily bullied from the food bowl and hides. Please message us if you are interested at giving Emma Kay a second chance and forever home ❤️
Georgia’s results weren’t what we were hoping. So, we decided to give her the gift of a lifetime ❤️
Today is a day to celebrate! She has joined the flock and is expected to make a full recovery ❤️ woo-hoo!
We have an injured Pekin, and this is all the “thank you” we need 🥰 we love you too sweet baby. Only up from here girl- we’ve got you. ❤️ ❤️
Banana time for Oliver and Onyx 😂🥰
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