Summer Concert Series at Hope Ranch Animal Rescue

Hope Ranch Animal Rescue is looking forward to a series of concerts this summer. Watch for our ads and e-mails with information about attending. These concerts will help defray the costs involved in rescuing, feeding, providing medical care to the many animals who need good homes. If you would like to be involved with helping us in our concert series contact Melody at (323) 874-8877.

Several of Our Many Adoptions this Year

Below are pictures of two of our adoptions that worked out really wonderfully. These dogs couldn't be any happier.

Nala, on the left as you look at this picture is currently starring in doggy rendition of Miracle on 34th Street in the role of Santa Claus. To her left is one of the doggy reindeer. She is looking forward to a long career on stage (just kidding). She is a very happy dog.

Jack is a 170 lb. Great Dane who we rescued and also got adopted to a very nice family. He is also very happy and training for the shotput at the Doggy Olympics.

Charlie Needs a New Forever Home

Charlie is a sweet, adorable male Chihuahua mix. He's just over a year old. Has tons of personality, gets along with other dogs and likes adults and children. He needs a good home. For further information on how you can adopt this great dog, call Lori Morris directly at Hope Ranch Animal Rescue at (310) 457-0213.

Looking to Adopt a Sweet Horse? How About Seeing Sugar?

This is the latest addition to Hope Ranch Animal Rescue. Sugar is a beautiful 10 year old Arab mare. She stands 14.3 hands and is up for adoption to a good family. She lives up to her name because she is very sweet. For more information call Lori Morris directly at the ranch at (310) 457-0213.

Zoe, Another One of Our Seven Puppies is Very Happy in Her New Home

Cinnamon,

Hope this e-mail finds you well.  Wanted to give you a little Zoe update.  She’s a great little girl and very smart.  She’s doubled in size and is about 27 pounds now.  She’s had her 3 rounds of shots and will be getting her rabies next weekend.  Then it’s time to be fixed.  She had some issues with the crate at first, but after about 3 days she got quite used to it.  Now it’s her little place and she will go there just to chill.  She is the terror of puppy play group and will romp and roll with the big bull mastiff puppies the entire time.  We’ve been going to training classes and can sit, come, is getting better at stay and learning her down.  She’s very independent and all about pleasing herself but just last week, she started to really bond with me and is now a little more about pleasing me.  She’s good around all people, kids, animals and I’ve never seen an aggressive side to her.  All good things and what I was looking for.  You can see many Boxer traits, but the rest are a big ?.  My trainer thinks there may be a bit of pit due to the shape of her head and width of her eyes.  Possibly one of the Asian breeds with her tail.  Whatever she is, she certainly is cute and has more expressions than you can imagine.  I’ve attached two photos.  One from a few weeks ago and the one on my lap is a few days ago. Have you heard anything from her siblings?  Curious how they are doing. Take care, Susan