APET Rescue is a non-profit no kill 501 (c)3 animal rescue for dogs and cats located on Edwards AFB. Our facility is run by an all volunteer staff. We are open 7 days a week for animals to be viewed. You must have base access to visit the facility.
The first step in our adoption process is to fill out a pre-screening form. If approved our adoption team sets up a time/date for a home check and brings the animal with us. If all goes well you will sign our adoption contract, pay the adoption fee, and start your 14 day trial period with your new furry companion. All adopters get 14 days to ensure the animal is the best match and that everyone in the home (humans and other pets) are all happy and meshing well. Should for some reason your new addition not be a good match (as long as it's within the 14 day trial period) you simply bring them back and we will return your adoption fee. However, we try our very best to make sure every adoption goes well by providing our adopters advice, help, and suggestions throughout the adoption process to make the transition easy for everyone.
California City CA 93505 | 12.3 miles away
Rainbow Rescue is an 501 (c) 3 Non-Profit Organization since 1998 and have helped over 2100 pets find their new loved lifetimes to date. Specialized in small moms & litters or small dogs, we work together and assist all families with all types of breeds/sizes with experienced, informative alternative rescue options. We are a no-kill shelter and all of our pets are spayed/neutered, current shot
California City CA 93505 | 15.3 miles away
California City Animal Control and Shelter provides the following services: Impoundment and care for animals that have misplaced their owners; Adoption Program that places good animals into new homes. All animals that are adopted must be altered and if they are over four months of age they must have a rabies vaccination; Humane trapping program to control feral dogs, cats and wildlife; Dog licensi
Rosamond CA 93560 | 22 miles away
Halfway to Home was started in 2001 by Suzanne Poth, a retired social worker for Los Angeles County Department of Children's Services Emergency Response Unit. A long-time advocate for dogs, she hoped to address the extreme quantity of homeless and displaced dogs in the Antelope Valley. And plus, she was pretty good at rescuing the helpless. Suzanne started the rescue in her home, picking up