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Alfie (A611085)
Keeping fur clean and in prime condition is worth a lot of time to a cat. This is because it is essential for protection against the elements and in providing camouflage.
Mottled: bi-colored coat pattern with dark, roundish blotches superimposed on a lighter background.
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Barbara Hansen, Community Programs Coordinator |
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Featured Pets
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Bark in the Ballpark: Wednesday July 23 and Wednesday August 6.
The ACAC needs cardboard box flats...
Please contact Barbara (909) 466-7387 ext. 2075 or bhansen@cityofrc.us |
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"Watching episodes of the Dog Whisperer brought out my love of dogs and encouraged me to volunteer. It is rewarding though bittersweet to work with the dogs under these circumstances. Heartbreaking to know how some have suffered and may never have a home, but we can offer them exercise, love and affection. The staff knows each dog by name as I am bringing them out; sometimes asking me to walk a particular dog they are concerned about. That is what’s so rewarding about volunteering; how with love and affection a dog that was scared will begin to trust you and blossom. My absolute favorites are the Pit Bulls, so smart and affectionate. I encourage anyone who likes dogs and cats to come and volunteer. You will bring much needed joy to an animal. I am proud that the City of Rancho Cucamonga supports the shelter and hope they continue with more in the future. Thank you to the staff and other volunteers for all you do."
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We are looking for volunteers to pick them up from grocery stores, Costco, Beverages & More, etc. and bring them here into our Center. 
Volunteer Spotlight - Susan Keithly
Susan began volunteering in January 2007 and now teaches dog walking classes to other volunteers. She is an accounting manager, has two wonderful daughters and the proud owner of three shelter dogs.