More pets and people together, more COMFORT! We’re asking community members inside the shelter and out, “What does More Pets and People Together mean to you?” Artist Jade Howe tells us more about her vision and why building bridges and removing barriers to keep pets and people together is important to her.
California for All Animals Program Manager Nadia Oseguera introduces the More Pets and People Together campaign and reflects on the word and action at its heart: Community.
As part of our More Pets and People Together campaign, we’re asking community members inside the shelter and out, “What does more pets and people together mean to you?” Artist Jaia Linden-Engel tells us more about her vision and why building bridges to keep pets and people together is important to her.
Approximately 225 miles east of Los Angeles and 150 miles west of Phoenix, located inside of Riverside County and flanked by the Colorado River, you’ll find Blythe, California, a rural desert town named after the San Francisco financier who established water rights to the region. You’ll also find John Bush, sole animal control officer for Blythe’s animal shelter, collaborating with residents and visitors to craft solutions for challenges both anticipated and unexpected.
At a time when many families lack access to essential resources that build health and well-being for themselves and their pets, Rancho Cordova Animal Services is focused on partnering with…
In 2014, Christina Avila was burned out. She took a hiatus from animal welfare and reluctantly returned a year later, when she joined the City of Perris Animal Control as…
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