Because of the large amount of abandoned animals due to foreclosures, AWR is unable to take in any more animals at this time. Please check back at a later date for updates on the foreclosure crisis and how they are affecting our animals.
 


Our Adoption program was designed to help needy animals get a new start and find themselves a forever home. Animals will be Spayed or Neutered, micro-chipped, vaccinated, treated for any illness and temperament tested  before putting up for adoption. We will perform home checks to make sure we match the right pet with you and your family. This will be our everyday procedure with any animal who comes to our facility.


Diamonds in the Desert Program.

During this time of foreclosure crisis in the Antelope Valley, we are seeing more and more animals being dumped in our deserts. This has been a problem in the Antelope Valley for sometime, but with the housing market and construction jobs diminishing, people are getting more desperate. I can’t imagine anyone dumping a poor animal in the desert with the harsh conditions we have in the A.V.

Ginger a Chocolate Lab mix was the first dumped dog in my program.
She was brought to me after a woman saw her in the desert for 3 days starving and dehydrated. The woman checked for a microchip and tag/collar, posted flyer's, advertised the finding of her and even waited a full 30 days before bringing her to me. I took her straight to the vet for another microchip scan, posted flyer's and advertised her finding on The Pet Portal website that posts to Pet finder, Pets 911 and 1-800-save-a-pet. Since Ginger has been here, she has been De Wormed, Vaccinated, Microchiped and Socialized with other dogs and people. Ginger was spayed and now in her forever loving home!  Ginger was dumped in our desert to die.
I have seen hamsters and even litters of puppies dumped in our deserts to die. With education on my website, I can let my community know there is a place to take them before the desert, here at Aniwayha Wild Rescue.

With the Diamonds in the Desert Program, we can take these poor abandoned animals in, give them the medical treatment they need, spay or neuter them for their health and the over population we face every day in the A.V, give them food for their bellies and most of all Love. Please, if this is a emergency and you can't keep your pet DO NOT DUMP THEM IN THE DESERT. They would have a better chance in the shelter by getting food, water and shelter. What ever your reasonings are THINK about it, AWR is here for our community! 

I have started to foster shelter animals who would of been put to sleep.
It is easy for me to care and love these animals but it also cost money. I can foster animals with donations or a sponcership contract. Please e-mail me if there is a urgent need for foster care..I will get to you as soon as possible as I check my e-mails daily.

Never go Hungry is a program designed to feed the needy animals of our community. Our rescue is one of many feeling the economic crunch. The rescue I bought my food from is no longer getting food donated and we are spending alot of money from our own pockets on food and supplies.This year has been the worse for us and we are struggling just to keep everyone fed. We are planning to apply for product help for the cats, rabbit, water turtles and the dogs. We are hoping for just a food donation to get us through the year.