Clovis Animal Receiving & Care Center

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.

"Come meet your new best friend. Offering adoption and stray holding for Fresno City Pets."

The Valley Animal Center, which also has a low-cost spay/neuter & immunization facility that is accessible to the public and a membership-based dog park, is the largest non-profit, no-kill cat and dog adoption center in the Central Valley.

A group of locals in Fresno, California, founded Animal Rescue of Fresno (ARF) in 1998 because they wanted to do something about the large number of stray dogs who were dying since no one gave them an opportunity to find their forever home.

To offer domestic animals a safe place through rescue, rehabilitation, adoption, and sanctuary, regardless of breed or species. to foster the relationship between humans and animals and to speak out for the humane treatment of animals.

A 501(c)(3) non-profit humane society, the Central California SPCA (CCSPCA) was established in Fresno County, California, in 1895. To view our By-laws, click Here.