Bonnie came when no one else would & helped with a bad situation. Thank you for easing my mind & taking control of the situation. I seriously was doubting anything would change.
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We provide Animal rescue for abandoned or lost pets. Rescued animals are provided with medical care, housing and love until they find a forever home. We offer assistance for found pets and pets that need a new forever home, and we provide pet adoption for pets in our care. We are always looking for volunteers and foster homes to help pets in Grant County.
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Meet our fabulous litter of 7 bottle babies—5 black kittens, 1 gray kitten, and 1 adorable caliby!
If you’ve ever adopted a bottle baby, you already know there’s something incredibly special about them. They grow up loving people, thrive on attention, and often form amazing bonds with their families.
Sadly, black kittens are often the hardest to find homes. So I asked this crew why they were all black.
Their answer?
“Mom… we’re not black kittens. We’re a Limited Edition of Midnight Fluff. We also happen to have a rare condition called Excessive Handsomeness Syndrome. Unfortunately, there’s no cure… only treats. Lots and lots of treats.” 🖤🐾
So if you’ve been searching for a Limited Edition Midnight Fluff (or perhaps a gorgeous gray or caliby sidekick), this sweet bunch is waiting to meet you. They are playful, affectionate, and ready to fill your home with purrs, laughter, and endless love.
Who needs a little Midnight Fluff in their life? 🐈⬛✨
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Please help us educate those who don’t understand what hot pavement can do to a dog’s paws. 🐾☀️
When the air temperature reaches 90°F, asphalt and concrete can become 140°F or hotter—hot enough to burn the sensitive pads on your dog’s feet in just seconds.
If it’s too hot for your bare feet, it’s too hot for theirs.
Before every walk:
🐾 Place the back of your hand on the pavement for 7 seconds. If you can’t keep it there comfortably, your dog shouldn’t be walking on it.
🐾 Walk during the early morning or late evening when surfaces are cooler.
🐾 Choose grass or shaded paths whenever possible.
🐾 Remember that puppies, senior dogs, and small dogs are especially vulnerable.
Burned paw pads are incredibly painful and can blister, peel, become infected, and take weeks to heal.
Please be your pet’s advocate. They can’t tell us when it hurts, so it’s up to us to protect them.
A few minutes of planning can prevent weeks of pain. ❤️🐶
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This sweet little girl was found a few days ago in Moses Lake by a wonderful family who made sure she got the help she needed. They thankfully took her to Pioneer Veterinary Clinic this morning, and we’re so grateful they were able to work her into their schedule.
A huge thank you to Dr. Ballard for giving her a thorough exam! Tootsie received her rabies and parvo vaccines, and Dr. Ballard estimates she is approximately 1 year old. Unfortunately, there was no evidence that she has been spayed, and she has an old eye injury that will need to be repaired when she is spayed.
We’ll give her owner until the first of next week to come forward. In the meantime, Tootsie is safe and comfortable in a medical foster home, where she can rest and receive the care she deserves.
We’ve also reached out to Animal Protection Society of Friday Harbor to see if they have room for her. They are currently working to secure a foster placement. If all goes as planned, we’ll also be transporting a litter of kittens and one adult cat there next week.
For now, Tootsie is safe, loved, and finally getting the care she’s been missing. Thank you to everyone who continues to help us give these animals a second chance. ❤️
#spayandneuteryourpets
#theydeservebetter
#theirlivesmatter
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Charlene is currently a candidate for Chelan County Clerk, and regardless of the outcome, we want to recognize and thank her for the many years she has devoted to helping the animals of ARFSGC.
Charlene has been fostering for ARFSGC for many years, and during that time she has consistently stepped forward to care for some of the most medically challenged dogs and cats we have rescued. Her compassion, dedication, and willingness to help those with the greatest needs have made her one of our most valued foster volunteers.
As Charlene embarks on a new chapter in public service, we simply want to recognize and thank her for the countless hours she has devoted to the animals and families our rescue serves. Volunteers like Charlene make it possible for our organization to continue saving lives, and we are grateful for her years of service.
We encourage everyone to carefully review the official voter pamphlet, learn about all of the candidates, and make an informed decision when casting their ballot.
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His life has turned the corner… finding him was the first step… a great foster family was next… the vet appointment will hopefully clear the path for his adoption 💚
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