I can't thank RedRover enough for how they helped our family. We had 2 dogs already when my…read moredaughter saved a stray from getting hit by a car. She brought her home and she was in bad condition. All matted, had ticks, hungry etc. In the process of looking for her owners we took her to the vet to get shots, flea and tick prevention and a well check so she could be around our other dogs. No one came forward as her owner and we loved her so much already that she became part of our family. We named her Baker :). Baker had a hernia that needed to be fixed. Recently, I unexpectedly got laid off. Needless to say, money was tight. I reached out to Red Rover and they immediately replied and thankfully they were able to help assist with the costs of Bakers surgery. We are so very appreciative, and words alone cannot express our gratitude. This is a wonderful organization and our family feels so blessed that they were able to make Baker's surgery possible. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you RedRover!

My husband and I been yelping and searching for a animal shelter, pet rescue, and any available…read moreplaces that accepts cat donation. But, majority of the places were closed and we were desperate to find a good place with a kind and loving person or people who has knowledge of taking care of baby kitten (feral cat). Our story started on this day. Saturday morning we saw a orange white stripe baby kitten. Crying and alone. It couldn't walk and it was shivering. We wrapped it in a new clean towel. Hoping the mom will come back for it. After half a day she didn't come for her kitten. We took it to Petsmart with a small box with blankets and see if we can get help on what to feed it. I also did research and try to figure out what cat it is and how to feed it. Petsmart isn't that smart with pets. We didn't get the help that we needed. End up getting kitten formula (GNC) and newborn nursing kit (GNC) and kitten wipes (Whisky) It had some milk but, it took only 2ML. Then 3-4 hours another 2ML. I was worried it wasn't getting enough milk. I watched for signs of it was full. It turned is head away and mouth closed shut. Even though I think it's not drinking enough but, I didn't want to force it either because I was scared it might get a tummy ache. Saturday night we left it in a blanket in a box and folded the blanket in the corners to keep it warm and a flat blanket in the center. Another tiny blanket wrapped around it. Sunday afternoon finally the mom took it and we watched through the surveillance camera. I was upset that the mom was not feeding her baby. But, maybe she wanted her kitten to go to her. After half day she finally took her kitten. But, she had 3 more! So now she abandon 1 more which is a ash gray kitten which is a little more chubbier and bigger than the orange white striped one. We waited for the parents to grab them. Since they took the other two away. Sunday night got really windy and cold. The poor kitten was probably crying because there were no more sounds coming out of them. They were cold. So, I move them to a box to prevent the wind blowing at them and also the blanket blowing away. They finally stopped shivering and crying. Monday morning the mother or father never came back. I tried giving them warm kitten milk as instructed from the container. I did not microwave the milk. I just warm the milk in a tiny small bowl with a another bowl with hot water. Let it sit for a minute and then uses a syringe to feed it. But, also test the milk on my wrist to make sure it's safe to feed it. It only took 1 ML for the orange kitten. The ash gray didn't take anything at all. I've notice the orange look very weak and it look like it has an eye infection. Again, we know nothing about caring for a kitten nor are we a expert. We rather take the kittens to someone who is an expert and more knowledgeable. If we can, we would do everything to care for it but, our mom wouldn't let us keep it. Thank you so much for all the beautiful ladies with big hearts! For being so kind and helpful. We wouldn't know what to do if we haven't gone over to Redrover. We apologize for dropping by of not knowing that this is not a rescue animal or a animal shelter. Just that all the other 6 places we looked into were all closed on Mondays. We were desperate to saving the kittens' lives because we knew that the orange white striped kitten looked malnutrition and it is starving. We wouldn't know how we can help it. (We feel really sad and guilty at the same time) the ash gray is starting to look weak too! Thank you for the kind hearted lady with short hair who whole heartily took the two kittens to care for. I feel relieved because I know the kittens will be safe and out of danger because we feel she knows a lot about caring for the kittens VS my husband and I who knows nothing about caring for the kittens. Even though we tried feeding it and keeping it warm. But, we wouldn't know how to properly care for it and instead do more harm to it even when we give it our all to care for it. Thank you again to all the ladies and thank you a gazillion for the kind hearted lady with short hair who took them in. I know it won't be easy to care for the kittens because one look very frail, malnourished and might have an eye infection because one side look smaller than the other. While the other kitten didn't have anything to drink all day because it didn't want the kitten formula.

Oh what a beautiful day it was on a Saturday in mid October. With the sun out with a cool mild…read morebreeze. It sure was a perfect day to help volunteer with the Sacramento tree foundation, who was helping a local elementary school plant 20 valley oak trees, re mulching the other trees and planting some other items as well. My neighbor who was helping out with the team told my family about it, and my son said yes ill be there without hesitation or even letting him finish talking about it. So we got the paperwork and patiently (is it Saturday yet) waited the 2 weeks lol. It was about 4 hours spent well helping out. It was a blast and a great workout. They supplied everything needed from ware barrels, pitch forks, shovels, pick axe(18+ to use them), gloves, buckets and more items who name I was not familiar with. So many people came out to help, and word of mouth had spread the joy as many people came from other members who already signed up. As a kid I remember when the whole tree planting thing had started. Watching videos on how helpful trees are. You know that thing we breathe oxygen!!! Ahhh glorious trees how you provide us with air, shade and more. If you live in the Sacramento area and want to help out check out their website and see what they have to offer. You never know when they might be in your area. They even supplied water, healthy snacks and a lunch at the end. Thankyou for the great day and teaching us the great things we did and how it will help!

When we were planning to move to our new home and signing up for SMUD, the nice lady on the line…read morementioned about Sacramento Tree Foundation and their free shade program. I then contacted them and were quickly contacted to secure a time for appointment. The appointment was nice as the forester in addition to look at our backyard where we need to do landscaping, they also mentioned about any problematic trees in case it were too close to underground utility / solar panel. If you are moving to a newly built home, it will be good to contact them in advance as the wait time is about a month. It's worth the wait though in my opinion. Not only you will get free trees you will also hear professional advice from the experts!

OUTSTANDING group of people! I cannot say enough about this non-profit organization and what they…read moredo. From education about our nation's big cat, America's lion, to lion biology and behavior to protecting people, pets, livestock and mitigating human/wildlife conflicts, these guys are the BEST! Very well informed and educated group of people doing their best to educate others and save our mountain lions. Helpful and willing to talk and spread information, they work against trophy hunting and trapping to ensure that we protect our wildlife. BRAVO! I will be a lifelong fan of this group and what they do.

These people do fantastic work for our native big cat! They work to educate and conserve. A…read morenon-profit that works WITH people. Class acts all.

A very well maintained animal shelter with a huge dog park right next to it!…read more You can find cats, dogs, and rabbits up for adoption. There were tons of volunteers assisting while I was visiting. It was really nice to know & see all of the animals up for adoption being walked and groomed by the volunteers as well.

Our sweet baby was killed violently by a dog we adopted from them. She has bitten both of our…read moredaughters multiple times sending one to thr hospital. They then want to charge us for this traumatizing experience after spending almost $200 to adopt her. Disgusted of this shelter. No sympathy or compassion

Before I ever adopted a puppy with Itsie Bitsie, they came to our rescue when we found ourselves in…read morepossession of a senior dog we could not keep. They took her in, cleaned her up and by a glorious miracle found her a loving home. They really will help any animal they can. My experience adopting was equally impressive. They gave me a great head start with supplies and resources for our puppy, and even months later I can reach out to them with questions. They remember my puppy even over a year later love her just as much. We found an abandoned kitten in my back yard and Itsie Bitsie took her for us the next day no questions asked. They are in the process of cleaning her up and getting her out there for adoption. I was so impressed with them I even connected my boss with them to adopt a dog. All in all they are honest and they truly love what they do, I can't say enough good things about IBR.

It's 6 years later and my 2 Tabby's are still going strong. They were not well when Itsie Bitsie…read morefound them snuggled up together at about 2 weeks. The stronger one taking care of his sick sister. Lucy is partially blind now but that doesn't stop her from being the best escape artist ever! Oliver is a talker who befriended and slept with my Great Dane/Belgian Malinois almost from the start. I owe my cat family to Itsie Bitsie

I am so happy these people are in my sons life! My son was barely saying one or two words but…read morewithin a month of seeing him, their speech therapist turned my son into a nonstop talking two year old! He knows colors, numbers, and can name well over 100 objects! I am in awe of Easter Seals pediatric speech program and tell all my friends that they are truly the best.

We use the therapy pool on Hurley off Watt and the warm pool with various instructors guiding you…read morethru activities is just great!!!! This is one of maybe three in the United States by Easter Seals.

When we first applied for a dog, they came out to do a site visit on our home and meet us to ensure…read morewe would make good dog parents. After meeting, they told us that we could adopt the dog that we'd applied for, but they had a very special dog they'd like us to consider instead. They paired us with the best, the sweetest, most wonderful dog! The care that they take in placing their animals shows just how true to their mission they are. They have been incredibly supportive in the two years since we adopted our pup - always available with advice or answers to questions. They are a model of integrity and genuine care for animals. Highly recommended for the good hearted animal lovers.

I give this place a 1 or less. The woman who came to our house was obviously a super liberal. So…read morethe flag hanging out front, and the football pics of our sons on the walls, automaticly put us in a "bad category". Its ok, we had actually decided to pass. We did not want to do business with this company. They charge $25 up front before you even meet the puppy you are interested in. Thst us so wrong. You don't even know you want it, and you are paying money to be 'reviewed'. Then, while we were being interviewed, this woman shared with us that they had over 12 families to interview for this one pup. So, they were pulling in an xtra $25 x 12 or more families, before they even pick the one that they will then sell the puppy to for $500. Well, Rene iver at Rotts of Friend in Woodland, where we got our pup Toby a year and a half ago, doesn't do any of that crap, and she wss much much 'nicer' to deal with. Real down to esrth, putting the pups first, place to deal with. Nothing at all like this puppy mill here.

Left my family hanging…read more My family started applications with Sacramento Covered several weeks ago. They were initially very responsive and helpful. They were told they would get a call back to follow up after the representative came back from vacation. From that point on we never heard back and no one in the office ever picked up the phone or responded to our voicemails. It's as if they had up and disappeared from the planet. To this day we have never received a call back from them.

Jose Quezada was definitely great customer service who won above and beyond help me with all my…read moreneeds for my little son definitely he spent almost 2 hours trying to get everything taken care of but he did take care of all my needs and now I have sacramento cover because of his help that made me understand what I have to do in order for us to get the insurance for my little son I would like to say thank you very much for all your help