Big Pine Animal Shelter

Our staff and trained officers are committed to upholding animal laws, caring for the animals in our custody, and educating the public about animal issues. To offer the greatest service possible, we collaborate with both citizens and private organizations.

Our goal is to find rescued cats and kittens loving, long-term homes as well as a unique, cage-free environment where unwanted cats and kittens can live in safety, happiness, and health.

FBR's role is to provide our bullies a safe, loving temporary home while we search for their forever homes. Additionally, FBR is dedicated to encouraging responsible ownership of bully breeds, combating breed prejudice, advocating pet spaying and neutering, reporting dog fighting, and proving to the public that bully breeds make excellent, devoted, and enduring friends.

Miss Winkles was a West Highland Terrier who was adorable, a little mischievous, full of love, and had a big heart. At the young age of three, a poisonous bite tragically ended her life in her master's arms.

Since its founding as a nonprofit organization in 1991, Valley Oak SPCA has worked to end the suffering of companion animals by offering shelter, adoption services, affordable veterinary treatment, and community outreach.

Clovis Animal Services (CAS), which is committed to the welfare of all animals in the City of Clovis, is pleased to collaborate with local residents in the pursuit of a crucial goal: creating a Model Community for Animal Care.