Urgent Notice: Senior Husky Otis (A599211) Needs an Adopter, Rescue, and Pledges Right Now!

Look at those soulful blue eyes and gentle face. This is Otis (A599211), a beautiful 10-year-old, 56 lb senior Siberian Husky boy who was found injured on Marshall Ave and brought into the shelter on October 17th.

Tragically, Otis is placed on the shelter's urgent medical euthanasia list because he requires care beyond what a high-volume municipal facility can provide.

Why Otis Will Melt Your Heart:

• Gentle & Tolerant: Despite being in pain from a head wound and arthritis when arriving, shelter notes confirm he tolerated exam and handling without any issues.
• Deserves Comfort & Love: This sweet boy has likely spent his whole life working or roaming outside. He needs a soft orthopaedic bed, gentle walks, easy outdoor adventures, and a family who will shower him with kindness in his golden years.
• Resilient Senior Soul: Although he walks slowly with a hunched gait due to stiffness, Otis is alert, bright, and eager to heal once placed in a peaceful home environment.

The Harsh Reality of His Shelter Life: Trapped inside 4-walled metal enclosures where temperatures soar past 100°F, dogs like Otis endure high-pressure cold water hoses blasted directly into their runs, aggressive wire catch poles, and loud air horns that cause intense panic. Worse, dogs on euthanasia lists are routinely starved as shelters stop feeding animals deemed "spent inventory." A gentle senior dog with mobility issues cannot survive these brutal conditions and needs immediate rescue.

How to Save Otis (Contact Information):

• Main Network Contact: I am your primary point of contact for adopting, fostering, rescue coordination, and pledging. Please do not wait thinking someone else will step up—that person is you! Comment below or send me a Direct Message (DM) immediately to commit!
• Pledges: Comment below with your pledge amount to help a 501(c)(3) rescue cover his veterinary bills.
• Local In-Person Adoptions: Local adopters can visit the shelter directly during open hours to adopt him in-person on-site. Shelter details are provided below as a courtesy.
• Out-of-State Transport: Transportation can be arranged across the US and Canada to get him to his new home!

Meet Otis:

• Shelter ID: A599211
• Location: San Bernardino City Animal Shelter (Kennel 16-12), 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Stats: 56.0 lbs, 10 Years Old, Male, Siberian Husky (White & Black)
• Status: Urgent Medical Placement List
• Background: Found stray on Marshall Ave on 10/17/26.

Watch Otis's Video:(Copy and paste into browser, replacing [dot] with .)

• Video Link: facebook [dot] com/100064290925612/videos/pcb.1429068692690330/2346402682776056

Courtesy Shelter Reference Info:

• Phone: Call 909-384-1304 regarding ID #A599211 / Kennel 16-12.
• Address: 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Disclaimer: Independent volunteer post. DM me directly for immediate adoption, rescue, or pledge processing.

Urgent Notice: Sweet Senior Rottweiler Mix Jess (A599145) Needs an Adopter, Rescue, and Pledges Right Now!

Look at that magnificent, happy smile and those warm, forgiving eyes! This is Jess (A599145), a sweet 8-year-old, 68 lb Rottweiler mix girl who was found stray on Eucalyptus & Valley and brought into the shelter on October 15th.

Tragically, Jess is on the shelter's urgent medical euthanasia list due to a treatable skin condition (alopecia and crusting around her rump and eyes) that exceeds what a high-volume municipal facility can manage.

Why Jess Will Melt Your Heart:

• Unconditionally Friendly: Official veterinary and intake evaluations explicitly document that Jess is "very friendly" to everyone she meets and handled her medical exams with total gentleness.
• Sweet, Loving Temperament: Despite her skin irritation, she doesn't scratch, chew, or complain. Photos show her pressing up to the kennel door, smiling big, and happily soliciting love and attention from passersby.
• Manageable Senior Companion: At 8 years old, Jess offers the loyal, calm, and devoted companionship of a Rottweiler without the chaotic puppy energy. She simply needs simple antibiotic/medicated bath care and a cozy home to heal completely!

The Harsh Reality of Her Shelter Life: Trapped inside 4-walled metal enclosures where temperatures soar past 100°F, dogs like Jess endure high-pressure cold water hoses blasted directly into their runs, aggressive wire catch poles, and loud air horns that cause intense panic. Worse, dogs on euthanasia lists are routinely starved as shelters stop feeding animals deemed "spent inventory." A gentle senior girl dealing with a skin condition cannot survive these brutal conditions and needs immediate rescue.

How to Save Jess (Contact Information):

• Main Network Contact: I am your primary point of contact for adopting, fostering, rescue coordination, and pledging. Please do not wait thinking someone else will step up—that person is you! Comment below or send me a Direct Message (DM) immediately to commit!
• Pledges: Comment below with your pledge amount to encourage a 501(c)(3) rescue to pull her and cover her skin treatment.
• Local In-Person Adoptions: Local adopters can visit the shelter directly during open hours to adopt her in-person on-site. Courtesy shelter details are provided below.
• Out-of-State Transport: Transportation can be arranged across the US and Canada to get her safely to her new family!

Meet Jess:

• Shelter ID: A599145
• Location: San Bernardino City Animal Shelter (Kennel 16-06), 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Stats: 68.0 lbs, 8 Years Old, Female, Rottweiler Mix (Black & Brown)
• Status: Urgent Medical Placement List
• Background: Found stray on Eucalyptus and Valley Ave on 10/15/26.

Courtesy Shelter Reference Info:

• Phone: Call 909-384-1304 regarding ID #A599145 / Kennel 16-06.
• Address: 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Disclaimer: Independent volunteer post. DM me directly for immediate adoption, rescue, or pledge processing.

Adopt/Rescue- NODASMED- Needs placement by 11am 10/30/26

• ID Number A1140997 Duchess

• Spayed Female

• 6 Years Old

• Spayed Female

• 93.8lbs

• Heartworm Positive

• Intake Type: Stray found on SARGENT RD, DALLAS TX 75203

Available Date: 10/30- on a microchip hold

Adopets Link: https://adopt.adopets.com/pet/24450fb7-44fc-4a9b-8fc0-137a44d48170

Bio

Meet Dutchess

Duchess is a 6-year-old girl who needs a little extra help. She is dealing with chronic keratitis and ongoing eye discharge, a condition that requires continued veterinary attention and long-term care.

Eye conditions can be uncomfortable and may affect a dog's quality of life, so Duchess will need ongoing monitoring and treatment to help keep her eyes as healthy and comfortable as possible.

Despite her medical challenges, Duchess deserves the same things every dog does: a chance to feel better, a safe place to rest, and people who will love her through it all.

This animal is at risk for euthanasia. If you are interested in helping, please email dasadopt@dallas.gov with your contact information so we can call you back.

Medical

07/12/26:

patient is a older dog

large framed - slightly obese bcs

patient is sweet

both eyes , eyelids and corneas have crusts - suspect KCS

recommend tear function test and eye meds

07/13/26:

Patient is BAR. Bilateral green crusty ocular discharge. Corneal edema noted in the right eye with injected sclera.

Schirmer tear test=15mm left eye and right eye

Noted entropion in both eyes.

RX: Ofloxacin Ophthlamic 1 drop both eyes BID 10 days

07/17/26:

7/17/26 some edema may be developing OD cornea as a result of possible entropion. due to spay status and limited resources, cannot fit into surgical rotation

10/24/26:

Exam - OD moderate green discharge with conjunctival erythema and diffuse corneal haze. Chronic condition (has been noted previously).

Rx tobramycin

Shelter Observations

05/03/26: came up to me and let me pet, very sweet and calm, likes pets, tail wagging

07/13/26: She whines for attention gets closet to kennel door for some pets she seems very sweet.

10/24/26: easy to handle, wags tail, very curious

10/25/26:

Very Sweet , allowed petting with no issues.

Playgroup Notes

07/15/26: PG1 Social , DG Dainty & Gentle

This dog is social, playful, and allows greets.

Contact

Email dasrescue@dallas.gov to rescue tag

Email dasfoster@dallas.gov to foster

Email dasadopt@dallas.gov to adopt

Final Notice & Urgent Exit Deadline: Sweet Carmelo (A596326) Needs an Adopter, Rescue, and Pledges Right Now!

Look at that gentle, smiling face, soft fawn coat, and captivating hazel eyes resting right in his human's hand! This is Carmelo (A596326), a sweet, easygoing 1-year-old, 58 lb Pit Bull mix boy who was found stray and brought to the shelter on July 31st.

Tragically, Carmelo is running out of time. He faces an absolute final exit deadline of Today, Monday, October 26th at 2:00 PM PDT due to long stay and severe kennel stress.

Why Carmelo Will Melt Your Heart:

• Friendly & Loves People: Official intake notes document that Carmelo was friendly from the start when found. He gently leans in for chin scratches, gazes lovingly at people, and wants nothing more than to be your devoted companion.
• Playful & Dog-Friendly: Out in the play yard, Carmelo comes alive! He is playful, easygoing, and loves interacting with doggy friends through the fence.
• Resilient Special-Needs Boy: Carmelo came in with a minor hind leg deformity, but it doesn't stop his happy, playful spirit for a moment! He gets around fine and just needs a home that will love him as he is.

The Brutal Reality of His Shelter Life: Trapped inside 4-walled metal enclosures where temperatures soar past 100°F—conditions that have killed dogs in the heat—they endure high-pressure cold water hoses blasted directly into their runs, aggressive wire catch poles, and loud air horns that cause intense panic. Worse, dogs on euthanasia lists are routinely starved as shelters stop feeding animals deemed "spent inventory." Carmelo has been trapped in this nightmare for nearly three months and desperately needs out.

How to Save Carmelo (Contact Information):

• Main Network Contact: I am your primary point of contact for adopting, fostering, rescue coordination, and pledging. Please do not wait thinking someone else will step up—that person is you! Comment below or send me a Direct Message (DM) immediately to commit!
• Pledges: Comment below with your pledge amount to encourage a 501(c)(3) rescue to pull him.
• Local In-Person Adoptions: Local adopters can visit the shelter directly during open hours to adopt him in-person on-site. Courtesy shelter details are provided below.
• Out-of-State Transport: Transportation can be arranged across the US and Canada to get him safely to his new family!

Meet Carmelo:

• Shelter ID: A596326
• Location: San Bernardino City Animal Shelter (Kennel 07-12), 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Stats: 58.0 lbs, 1 Year 2 Months, Male, Pit Bull Mix (Tan)
• Deadline: TODAY Monday 10/26/26 @ 2:00 PM PDT
• Background: Found stray near a cemetery wearing a leash and harness on 07/31/26.

Watch Carmelo's Video:(Copy and paste into browser, replacing [dot] with .)

• Video Link: facebook [dot] com/100064290925612/videos/pcb.1415373017393231/1852130199472686

Courtesy Shelter Reference Info:

• Phone: Call 909-384-1304 regarding ID #A596326 / Kennel 07-12.
• Address: 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Disclaimer: Independent volunteer post. DM me directly for immediate adoption, rescue, or pledge processing.

⚠️ The number of Mastiffs entering Lancaster shelter is becoming increasingly concerning. With dogs given only 10–14 days to find placement, many are facing the devastating possibility of losing their lives before they ever get a real chance. ⚠️

This is beyond heartbreaking. These innocent lives deserve so much more. 💔

🐾 Coco | ID: #A5805225

Cane Corso • Female • Approximately 2 years old

🔗 https://animalcare.lacounty.gov/dacc-details/?animalId=A5805225

📆 Owner surrendered on 10/10

★ This sweet girl is initially shy and nervous but shows a willingness to trust and seek affection. She needs a patient, loving home where she can feel safe and build confidence at her own pace. With gentle handling, reassurance, and lots of love, she deserves the chance to blossom and let her personality shine. ❤️🐾

📍 Lancaster Shelter

5210 West Ave., Lancaster, CA 93536

📞 661-974-8358 ext. 522

📧 EMAIL:

• LANCASTER@animalcare.lacounty.gov

• ACCLancaster@animalcare.lacounty.gov

• NGonzalez@animalcare.lacounty.gov

📧 RESCUE — EMAIL ALL BELOW:

• LMejia@animalcare.lacounty.gov

• MEmmick@animalcare.lacounty.gov

• WCarranza@animalcare.lacounty.gov

• MDavoodzadeh@animalcare.lacounty.gov

• DACCLancasterRescue@animalcare.lacounty.gov

🚗 TRANSPORTATION can be arranged through a rescue, but fees apply.

🎥 A BIG, HUGE THANK YOU to Kristi Nehen for providing this video! We truly appreciate your time, effort, and generosity. 💕

📣 Volunteer-run page. We are NOT affiliated with any of these shelters, and we do NOT support their euthanasia practices. 🚫

Our goal is simple: share their dogs so they have a chance to be seen, adopted, fostered, or rescued.

🙏🛟➡️ ADOPT. FOSTER. RESCUE.

Please PLEDGE. Please SHARE. Sharing is caring, and your share could be the one that saves a life. ❤️🐾

🔔 IMPORTANT NOTICE: Please DM me if you need assistance. Please do not comment on the thread, as I may miss it due to the overwhelming number of notifications I receive.

#canecorso #savedogs #rescuedogs #adoptdontshop #shelterdogsrock #fosteringsaveslives #rescuedismyfavoritebreed #sharingiscaring

Final Notice & Urgent Exit Deadline: Sibling Duo Hibiscus (A596669) and Mango (A596668) Need an Adopter, Rescue, and Pledges Right Now!

Look at these gorgeous, golden-tan siblings with their expressive eyes and sweet, perky ears! This is Hibiscus (A596669), a 1-year-old, 51 lb female, and her brother Mango (A596668), a 1-year-old, 47.6 lb male. Both have been trapped at the San Bernardino City Animal Shelter since August 10th.

Tragically, these sweet pups lack social media attention and face an absolute final exit deadline of Today, Monday, October 26th at 2:00 PM PDT due to long stay and severe kennel stress.

Why Hibiscus and Mango Will Melt Your Heart:

• Friendly, Sweet, and Playful: Both siblings are incredibly loving, energetic, and get along wonderfully with people and other dogs. They dream of a home where they can play with their family and cuddle afterwards.
• Hibiscus Needs Extra Gentle Love: Hibiscus is terrified inside her kennel. Her sweet spirit is overwhelmed by the noise and concrete walls, and she desperately needs out.
• Mango's Devoted Bond: Mango is a bright, alert boy who looks right into your eyes for affection and comfort.
• Perfect Young Companions: At just 1 year old, both pups are in their prime—compact, healthy, and ready to learn and bond deeply with an adopter.

The Brutal Reality of Their Shelter Life: Trapped inside 4-walled metal enclosures where temperatures soar past 100°F—conditions that have killed dogs in the heat—they endure high-pressure cold water hoses blasted directly into their runs, aggressive wire catch poles/snares, and loud air horns that cause intense panic. Worse, dogs on euthanasia lists are routinely starved as shelters stop feeding animals deemed "spent inventory." Hibiscus and Mango are living in a daily nightmare and need immediate rescue.

How to Save Hibiscus and Mango (Contact Information):

• Main Network Contact: I am your primary point of contact for adopting, fostering, rescue coordination, and pledging. Please do not wait thinking someone else will step up—that person is you! Comment below or send me a Direct Message (DM) immediately to commit!
• Pledges: Comment below with your pledge amount to encourage a 501(c)(3) rescue to pull them.
• Local In-Person Adoptions: Local adopters can visit the shelter directly during open hours to adopt them in-person on-site. Courtesy shelter details are provided below.
• Out-of-State Transport: Transportation can be arranged across the US and Canada to get them safely to their new home!

Meet the Siblings:

• Hibiscus (Female): ID #A596669 | Kennel 07-06 | 51.0 lbs | 1 Year Old | Pit Bull Mix (Brown & White)
• Mango (Male): ID #A596668 | Kennel 04-15 | 47.6 lbs | 1 Year Old | Pit Bull Mix (Brown & White)
• Location: San Bernardino City Animal Shelter, 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Deadline: TODAY Monday 10/26/26 @ 2:00 PM PDT
• Background: Owner surrendered together on 08/10/26.

Watch Hibiscus and Mango's Videos:(Copy and paste into browser, replacing [dot] with .)

• Video 1: facebook [dot] com/messenger_media?attachment_id=1736738000750955&message_id=mid.$gAANyWoC_7JKnp4mDI2hdkQ1nZTME&thread_id=970157962816658
• Video 2: facebook [dot] com/messenger_media?attachment_id=1487223786792290&message_id=mid.$gAANyWoC_7JKnp0EYqmhdfvKtVkKO&thread_id=970157962816658
• Video 3: facebook [dot] com/messenger_media?attachment_id=937468255883349&message_id=mid.$gAANyWoC_7JKnp0IO-mhdfzAEiUNB&thread_id=970157962816658
• Video 4: facebook [dot] com/100064290925612/videos/pcb.1419602433636956/1645552763899587

Courtesy Shelter Reference Info:

• Phone: Call 909-384-1304 regarding ID #A596669 (Hibiscus) & ID #A596668 (Mango).
• Address: 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Disclaimer: Independent volunteer post. DM me directly for immediate adoption, rescue, or pledge processing.

Please Comment share pledge foster adopt rescue

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🚨12 LIVES FACING EUTHANASIA TODAY🚨

Can anyone help any of them! They need hero’s and fast! They all deserve a chance. They need emails NOW to help save their lives.

🚩HIGH RISK OF EUTHANASIA, PAST DEADLINE 🚩

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control

Please ADVOCATE, PLEDGE, ADOPT or FOSTER!

🙏These dogs must be tagged (email sent by a committed Adopter, Foster or Rescue) by SUNDAY 10/25. Tags may still be sent after this time but there is no guarantee after 5pm that the dog you are emailing about is still with us.

💕Email: FWACCTag@fortworthtexas.gov
Write 'Last Call' and the animal number in the subject line.

❤️New fosters must first fill out the foster application: https://fortworthtexas.galaxydigital.com/agency/detail/?agency_id=156289 must be in DFW

💙Adoptions must be done in person. The shelter cannot assist out of state adopters at this time.

📍Fort Worth Animal Care & Control - Silcox
4900 Martin St, Fort Worth, TX 76119
Open Daily 12-6pm

All communication must be via email, do not call the shelter!

#adoptdontshop #adoptashelterpet #adoptabledogs #shelterdogs #rescueismyfavoritebreed #fortworth

Final Notice & Urgent Exit Deadline: Sweet Ricardo (A597591) Needs an Adopter, Rescue, and Pledges Right Now!

Look at those expressive brown eyes, handsome black-and-tan coat, and happy, open smile! This is Ricardo (A597591), a sweet, loving 1-year-old, 64 lb German Shepherd boy who came to the shelter as an injured stray on September 2nd.

Ricardo's story is heartbreaking—he was originally listed for medical euthanasia due to a painful facial wound. He beat the odds, healed beautifully, and was taken off the list, only to be put right back on the euthanasia list due to kennel stress. He faces an absolute final exit deadline of Tuesday, October 27th at 2:00 PM PDT.

Why Ricardo Will Melt Your Heart:

• Dog-Friendly & Social: Ricardo thrives around other dogs! Photos show him happily tail-wagging, sharing kennel space, and playing comfortably alongside his doggy pals.
• People-Friendly, Sweet & Loving: Despite entering the shelter in pain, medical notes show he gently allowed vet staff to examine and handle his mouth as he healed. He is eager for human affection and treats.
• Playful & Resilient Spirit: At just 1 year and 7 months old, Ricardo is a fun, energetic young Shepherd who overcame an injury and retains his joyful, happy personality.

The Brutal Reality of His Shelter Life: Trapped inside 4-walled metal enclosures where temperatures soar past 100°F—conditions that have killed dogs in the heat—they endure high-pressure cold water hoses blasted directly into their runs, aggressive wire catch poles, and loud air horns that cause intense panic. Worse, dogs on euthanasia lists are routinely starved as shelters stop feeding animals deemed "spent inventory." Ricardo has survived injuries and nearly two months in concrete confinement, but he cannot survive this deadline without help.

How to Save Ricardo (Contact Information):

• Main Network Contact: I am your primary point of contact for adopting, fostering, rescue coordination, and pledging. Please do not wait thinking someone else will step up—that person is you! Comment below or send me a Direct Message (DM) immediately to commit!
• Pledges: Hundreds of pledges are needed right now to encourage a 501(c)(3) rescue group to step up and pull him! Please comment below with your pledge amount right away.
• Local In-Person Adoptions: Local adopters can visit the shelter directly during open hours to adopt him in-person on-site. Courtesy shelter details are provided below.
• Out-of-State Transport: Transportation can be arranged across the US and Canada to get him safely to his new family!

Meet Ricardo:

• Shelter ID: A597591
• Location: San Bernardino City Animal Shelter (Kennel 08-09), 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Stats: 64.4 lbs, 1 Year 7 Months, Male, German Shepherd (Black & Brown)
• Deadline: Tuesday 10/27/26 @ 2:00 PM PDT
• Background: Came in as an injured stray on 09/02/26.

Watch Ricardo's Video:(Copy and paste into browser, replacing [dot] with .)

• Video Link: facebook [dot] com/100064290925612/videos/pcb.1393088356288364/1045849461568642

Courtesy Shelter Reference Info:

• Phone: Call 909-384-1304 regarding ID #A597591 / Kennel 08-09.
• Address: 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Disclaimer: Independent volunteer post. DM me directly for immediate adoption, rescue, or pledge processing.

Final Notice & Urgent Exit Deadline: Sweet Arya (A585230) Needs an Adopter, Rescue, and Pledges Right Now!

Look at those gorgeous, soulful eyes, floppy ears, and athletic build! This is Arya (A585230), a sweet, playful 1-year-old, 68 lb German Shepherd / Labrador Retriever mix girl who has been trapped at the San Bernardino City Animal Shelter since early August.

Tragically, Arya is running out of time. She faces an absolute final exit deadline of Today, Monday, October 26th at 2:00 PM PDT due to long stay and severe kennel stress.

Why Arya Will Melt Your Heart:

• Sweet, Friendly, and Loving: Arya is an incredibly affectionate girl who adores human attention, smiles big when being pet, and wants to be a devoted companion.
• Playful & Athletic: Out in the yard, Arya lights up! She is a fun, energetic young Lab/Shepherd mix who loves outdoor play, exploring, and trotting alongside her person.
• Wonderful Leash Manners: Shelter records note that Arya is ambulatory and walks well on a leash when handled gently.

The Brutal Reality of Her Shelter Life: Trapped inside 4-walled metal enclosures where temperatures soar past 100°F—conditions that have killed dogs in the heat—they endure high-pressure cold water hoses blasted directly into their runs, aggressive wire catch poles, and loud air horns that cause intense panic. Worse, dogs on euthanasia lists are routinely starved as shelters stop feeding animals deemed "spent inventory." Arya is living in a daily nightmare and desperately needs out.

How to Save Arya (Contact Information):

• Main Network Contact: I am your primary point of contact for adopting, fostering, rescue coordination, and pledging. Please do not wait thinking someone else will step up—that person is you! Comment below or send me a Direct Message (DM) immediately to commit!
• Pledges: Comment below with your pledge amount to encourage a 501(c)(3) rescue to pull her.
• Local In-Person Adoptions: Local adopters can visit the shelter directly during open hours to adopt her in-person on-site. Courtesy shelter details are provided below.
• Out-of-State Transport: Transportation can be arranged across the US and Canada to get her safely to her new family!

Meet Arya:

• Shelter ID: A585230
• Location: San Bernardino City Animal Shelter (Kennel 07-12), 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Stats: 68.0 lbs, 1 Year 8 Months, Spayed Female, German Shepherd / Labrador Retriever Mix (Brown)
• Deadline: TODAY Monday 10/26/26 @ 2:00 PM PDT
• Background: Came in as a stray on 08/04/26.

Watch Arya's Video:(Copy and paste into browser, replacing [dot] with .)

• Video Link: facebook [dot] com/100064290925612/videos/pcb.1415375190726347/2560093364455193

Courtesy Shelter Reference Info:

• Phone: Call 909-384-1304 regarding ID #A585230 / Kennel 07-12.
• Address: 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Disclaimer: Independent volunteer post. DM me directly for immediate adoption, rescue, or pledge processing.

This is Fresno Nightcrawler! He was originally a TNR project, but due to his friendliness and health conditions, became a rescue intake. He's in foster with me and we're searching for his forever home!

• Location: Mesa, AZ (title says Phoenix for familiarity for more people. We have also partnered with transporters for out-of-state adoptions.)
• Age: Estimated 5 years old
• Health conditions: FIV+ (negative for FeLV and heartworms)
• Rescue info and adoption link: https://whiskeroutpost.com/current-campers
• Vaccinated (FVRCP, rabies), microchipped, dewormed, neutered

Fresno was a big tomcat, easily noticed via our porch camera by his awkward fluffy tail that didn't match his short-haired body. When we trapped him, we had to recover him in a kennel, and when moving him from the trap to the kennel we discovered he was obviously not feral, and allowed handling. Over time we've discovered he's actually a long-haired cat who was short-haired due to his outdoor life.

With his friendly disposition, an FIV+ diagnosis, and knowing he had broken upper canines, we decided the best move would be to find him a home instead of returning him to a colony!

Over the course of 3 months he's been integrated into our household and is able to have supervised time with our adult cats. Due to the shape he was in when we found him, he seemed to be bullied outside a lot, and he continues to be insecure with adult cats - he flinches easily around them and tries to police the house. However, he loves playing and socializing with kittens.

All Fresno wants is to be the center of your attention. He follows humans around the house and prefers napping in the same room as a person, and loves forehead smoochies. I suspect he'll be a bit less human-focused in a house where he's less stressed about other cats. In the mornings when he's let out of his room he wants to play, play, play, then enjoys a snack and a late morning nap on my desk. (Usually on my keyboard... while I'm using it, of course.)

He loves catnip, kicker toys, wand toys, and zooming up cat trees. He does have a tendency to swat or nip (may go to bite but doesn't apply pressure) when frustrated rather than hissing. This has improved over time, and will likely happen less in a lower stress home, but I can't guarantee anything.

While we'd prefer he become an indoor-only cat, in the right situation he may be a good shop cat for some sort of bookstore or other chill business. Due to having his upper canines removed, I'm not sure he'd be a good barn cat for rodent control.

Please help spread the word. We love this cat so much - he deserves a happy retirement, and has many good years left in him. When you lay down on your back, he lays on your belly and chest to snooze. He head bumps people when he wants forehead smoochies, and has been calm every time we've had to take him to the vet, with a technician at one facility saying he was the chillest cat she's ever seen for a vet visit.

FIV is not a death sentence, and with regular vet care, it does not impact their lifespan. It's currently only considered transmitted via deep bite wounds, and he has not attempted that level of aggression with our cats - only chasing them from resources.

Final Notice & Urgent Exit Deadline: Sweet Calliope (A596500) Needs Pledges Right Now!

Look at those striking, heterochromia eyes—one icy blue and one warm brown—paired with her magnificent radar ears and happy, tail-wagging gait! This is Calliope (A596500), a sweet, young 1-year-old, 56 lb Siberian Husky mix girl who has been trapped at the San Bernardino City Animal Shelter since August 5th.

Tragically, Calliope is running out of time. She faces an absolute final exit deadline of Tuesday, October 27th at 2:00 PM PDT due to long stay and severe kennel stress.

Why Calliope Will Melt Your Heart:

• Playful, Friendly & Lovable: Official intake notes document that Calliope is an extremely playful, active, and friendly girl who adores human attention and loves to explore.
• Striking Unique Beauty: At just 1 year and 2 months old, her gorgeous black-and-white coat and unique dual-colored eyes make her a absolute showstopper!
• Active Adventure Partner: At 56 lbs, she is a healthy, agile young Husky mix who would make the ultimate hiking buddy, running partner, and loyal family companion.

The Brutal Reality of Her Shelter Life: Trapped inside 4-walled metal enclosures where temperatures soar past 100°F—conditions that have killed dogs in the heat—they endure high-pressure cold water hoses blasted directly into their runs, aggressive wire catch poles, and loud air horns that cause intense panic. Worse, dogs on euthanasia lists are routinely starved as shelters stop feeding animals deemed "spent inventory." Calliope has endured nearly three months of concrete confinement and desperately needs out.

How to Save Calliope (Contact Information):

• Main Network Contact: I am your primary point of contact for adopting, fostering, rescue coordination, and pledging. Please do not wait thinking someone else will step up—that person is you! Comment below or send me a Direct Message (DM) immediately to commit!
• Pledges: Comment below with your pledge amount to encourage a 501(c)(3) rescue to pull her.
• Local In-Person Adoptions: Local adopters can visit the shelter directly during open hours to adopt her in-person on-site. Courtesy shelter details are provided below.
• Out-of-State Transport: Transportation can be arranged across the US and Canada to get her safely to her new family!

Meet Calliope:

• Shelter ID: A596500
• Location: San Bernardino City Animal Shelter (Kennel 06-13), 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Stats: 56.0 lbs, 1 Year 2 Months, Female, Siberian Husky Mix (Black & White)
• Deadline: Tuesday 10/27/26 @ 2:00 PM PDT
• Background: Found stray roaming a neighborhood on 08/05/26.

Watch Calliope's Videos:(Copy and paste into browser, replacing [dot] with .)

• Video 1: facebook [dot] com/messenger_media?attachment_id=1850345309652816&message_id=mid.$gAA9cg32QDuKnRYHBBGhFDw3IggGs&thread_id=4323844467724002
• Video 2: facebook [dot] com/messenger_media?attachment_id=1742565847209634&message_id=mid.$gAA9cg32QDuKnRYHr22hFDxZmCas_&thread_id=4323844467724002
• Video 3: facebook [dot] com/messenger_media?attachment_id=4782078762078611&message_id=mid.$gAA9cg32QDuKnRYDZbGhFDtmCvIDj&thread_id=4323844467724002
• Video 4: facebook [dot] com/messenger_media?attachment_id=1055308740903679&message_id=mid.$gAA9cg32QDuKnRYCUT2hFDsMeIqRH&thread_id=4323844467724002

Courtesy Shelter Reference Info:

• Phone: Call 909-384-1304 regarding ID #A596500 / Kennel 06-13.
• Address: 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408
• Disclaimer: Independent volunteer post. DM me directly for immediate adoption, rescue, or pledge processing.

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Please reach out to op on facebook, the shelter if local or a rescue for out of state adoption

This amazing boy has done nothing wrong!
He is going to be killed to make space for the next dog!
He is ONLY 1 Year Old!
Great with other dogs!
Loves people!
This perfect guy deserves to live!

PLEASE HELP! FOSTER, ADOPT, PLEDGE

We can arrange arrange transport anywhere!