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    Kate's Rescue For Animals

    3.1 (21 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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    Kate B.

    We adopted our precious boy Whiskey from Kate's and couldn't be happier. They were so thorough in checking us out to be sure we were all a good fit. Whiskey was in foster care with Brittany for 5 weeks before we found him. She was very professional and knowledgeable; It has been 5 months since we got him home and we still keep in touch with each other often. I truly feel like we struck gold with him. Perfect temperament, calm, doesn't bark unless we are at the dog park, house and crate trained. Above all, the extra love he has brought to our home is amazing. He is our fur baby forever and we are grateful. Thank you Kate's Animal Rescue!

    Heath, Rolo, Kahula, Marzi

    Kate's is a awesome rescue. They not only take great care of their dogs, but they make sure all dogs are quarantined for 10 days when they come into care, so they insure that they are dealing with any health issues before they are adopted. They also are one of the few rescues that take in really sick or injured dogs. They are all volunteering their time and spend tons of time and their own money to save their fur babies. We have fostered multiple litters with them, and are so happy with how they support their foster parents and carefully select the perfect families for all the pups!

    Shanna H.

    5 star experience for our family! Kates Rescue really went out of their way to help save a pup and unite him with our family. It was quite obvious to me that their number one mission is to protect these animals and see them flourish in the best environment possible. First of all, they drove 4 hours to pull him from a shelter and bring him to us. Then after checking in on us and Dwight, two VOLUNTEERS drove 2.5 hours to my house and spent hours with us to help train and acclimate our new boy with our older grumpy dog. Remember these are volunteers...they go way above and beyond for these animals and keep them their number one priority. Thank you for all your effort Kates Rescue...keep doing what you're doing!

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    Nicest rescue I've ever dealt with. Helpful, attentive, and quick to answer. If you need an animal, go through Kate's!

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    Unconditional Love Animal Rescue - Ollie

    Unconditional Love Animal Rescue

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    After my Siamese Sarabi died from FIP (got her free from a "breeder", wanted to rescue her!) my…read moreheart was broken. We'd only had Sarabi for 18 months but they were loved filled. I was looking for another Siamese and happened upon a picture of a sweet grey tabby but didn't think much of it. While my husband and I were out in San Jose one day we stopped at the local pet store for some cat food for our Nala. I just by chance happened into the rescue area and there was Elisa, and "Chica" the grey tabby I saw online. Mind you, I was looking for a Siamese, however when I saw the tabby I picked her up and it was over. I turned around to my hubby and he knew, she was mine. I filled out the paperwork and went to visit/pick her up a few days later from her foster home. "Chica" renamed IzzyBelle or IzzyB (or my nickname for her was Mama) wasn't quite a year we think, small and Elisa said was a "silent meower", Elisa lied! Once Izzy settled, she never stopped talking! Sadly I lost my girl yesterday, after 8+ years (she was 9 we think) she's waiting for me on the other side, she's not in pain and she's fat and sassy like she used to be. I had a wonderful vet give me and her the chances to try and then a grace filled passing, on my shoulder tucked under my neck like she liked to snuggle in often. Once my Nala passes, our hearts are healed and the threat of any leukemia "germs" from Izzy are gone, I will be back to Unconditional Love for a new kitty friend. Please patronize rescue places, the kitty that is yours will find you, no matter what you think you want, they'll find YOU and your heart will be theirs forever. In my grief I tell you this, let a rescue come into your heart.

    Having been raised in a household chock-full of pets - cats, bunnies, horses, a younger brother…read morewith ADD, and even a parakeet - my mind was set on adopting two cats of my own as soon as it was financially feasible. When that day came, I checked out Unconditional Love's website based on a friend's recommendation, and after finding out I'd be supporting a rescue group, I eagerly submitted my application. A few days later, I received a call asking if I could swing by their next adoption fair so they could show me some cats they thought would be great matches. I'm pretty sure I screamed "YES!" before Elena, the volunteer-slash-foster-mom on the other line, could even finish asking the question. Upon my arrival to the adoption fair at the Pet Food Express in Los Gatos, I quickly remembered that I suck at making decisions, especially when it comes to cute, fuzzy things. Thankfully, without my having to ask for guidance, Elena and Renee, another wonderful volunteer, introduced me to Kona (Cleo) and Ellie (Lorelei), who instantly turned my heart to mush. Unfortunately, due to extenuating circumstances, I was unable to take them home immediately. Though the weeklong wait felt like years, this time was well spent. Unconditional Love got my girls socialized, and organized their medical records, chip information, and adoption forms, making the pick-up seamless. Perhaps most importantly, they saved two cats whose lives got off to a rather rough start, and let me give them a forever home. There are no words to describe the joy, silliness and love they've brought to my life. Unconditional Love's $100 per animal adoption fee does not begin to cover what's owed for that. *And now, as an added bonus, I am going to step on my soapbox for just a moment to discuss my take on the breeders vs. rescues debate.* According to the ASPCA, between 3-4 MILLION dogs and cats are euthanized nationwide each year. The vast majority of these animals are perfectly adoptable, but due to overcrowding, they don't get that chance to find their "forever" home. If you are wanting to adopt a pet, please consider: A) rescuing instead of buying from a breeder; and B) getting your pet spayed or neutered to prevent more overcrowding in shelters. If you do, you'll save money, be more likely to get a healthy pet, and most importantly, you'll feel better because you're saving two lives - the pet you adopt and a homeless animal somewhere who can be rescued because of space you helped free up.

    Pupz N Palz Rescue - This is my new baby Willow, adopted from pnp

    Pupz N Palz Rescue

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    I give this rescue 1 star. They beg and cry on Facebook because they can't pay their bills. Vet…read morebills and bills to run the facility. They e even made post about dogs being unhealthy because they've stayed at their facility for so long. However, they make so many restrictions for even adopting from them. I tried to adopt from them and even though I had grown up with the same breed of dog in my home I was told I couldn't adopt one of their dogs because I was a teena and not my parent. I wasn't an adult and that the dog required so much knowledge that they claimed I didn't have. But how could that be when I literally explained my knowledge of the breed. I ended up purchasing my baby from a breeder, but it's unfortunate they don't want to encourage rescuing. I understand vetting people to make sure animals go to a good home. But they should be less restrictive when it comes to letting people adopt. If I'm already paying $400+ to adopt I'm not in it to be a harmful owner. People don't have money to waste. perhaps then they would have money to run their facility instead of constantly begging. I even see they have so many requirements to foster. You either need help or don't. They made a post about a dog that was severely overweight because it's locked in a cage for multiple hours a day. How could they even let that happen. Smh. They have xoloitzuintli at their place right now and I bet they have received a lot of interest In him but I bet they wont let him be adopted

    I reached out to this place in hopes to find some good information. They responded by text …read more My question: I need to find a solution for my mother's dog who is a 15-year-old miniature poodle. My mother is 68 years old and she can no longer care for her dog who is blind and deaf.. The response was a bit harsh. They told me we need to keep our dog because he's doesn't have much longer to live , probably only a few months . and no one is adopting senior pets. - maybe not so harsh of a response, I was just looking for help from a animal rescue place.

    Kate's Rescue For Animals - nonprofit - Updated June 2026

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