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Hesperia Rescue We are here in Hesperia, CA - Helping animals in need - when they need us most. They are all special and deserve to be loved. We do this all privately.

We are not affiliated with any other page, animal control or rescue. This page is meant for a few different reasons, but to start off it is to show people that feral cats are well worth the effort. Domesticated cats can live both domesticated and wild. These cats are worth loving and deserve the attention that every pet gets. We have saved hundreds of animals: dogs, cats, birds, rodents, farm live

stock and even reptiles. Any animal that gets left behind or is left alone deserves to feel that someone cares, just like everything or anyone else. I am starting this page to reach out for help in order for us to keep doing what we do, because without us they would have no where to go.

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We are starting this page to reach out for help from our community in order for us to keep doing what we do!

We are not affiliated with any other page, animal control, humane society, or rescue. We do this all privately and out of our own pockets - and are working towards getting a 501(c). This page is meant for a few different reasons. First is to educate the public on matters involving animals ranging from low cost spay and neuter clinics or options for people who need help with vet bills. All animals should be vaccinated because disease spreads very easily among all living things. They all should be spayed/neutered because we have an overflow of abandoned animals in need of loving, forever homes. The cost of a puppy or a kitten from a pet store can be expensive - shelters or rescues charge minimal rates.

Second thing is that a pet is FOREVER no matter what kind of pet that is! Make sure before choosing a pet for your own family that it is the perfect fit. Always do all the research for that animals food necessitates, habitat requirements, and its social needs. It will make a huge difference in the decision making process for your family if everyone knows what that animal is going to require.

Third is Feral Cat Colonies are very special and each cat in the colony has its own personality. These colonies are well worth the same effort and time that all pets get - it took me a year but Smokey will not leave my property now. Domesticated cats can live both domesticated and wild. So, they do well out on their own and some of them prefer it - they should be spayed or neutered. Which is why we are trying to get a voucher or a Trap Neuter and Release program started - this would ensure less kittens every spring. There are many cities already that offer these programs (http://www.lovethatcat.com/stca.html).