RESCUE

In addition to and due to the nature of our legal work, EARN also occasionally engages in rescue efforts, including saving “death row” animals at shelters in Southern California.

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Available animals FOR ADOPTION

E-mail your application to foster or adopt to info@expandanimalrightsnow.org.

Meet EARN’s newest rescue pupS:

Momma Holly, and puppies, Ivy and Eve!

These pups have had quite the rescue journey!

From living outside in a drainage pipe to being taken to the shelter, only to be pulled by EARN, and then reunited, this little family took the long road to safety, but all that matters is that they have arrived together!

Our Founder, Jill Ryther, was first alerted by concerned citizens about Holly defending her pups against coyotes and moving them as needed, one by one, to keep them safe from predators and the elements. Jill became absolutely enamored with this little family and enrolled them as rescue pups through EARN.

Now all three are temporarily staying with Jill while they settle into life as house dogs. Momma Holly is already potty trained, crate trained, and gets along great with other dogs, kids, and cats! The puppies are playful, loving and can’t wait to find their forever homes.

All three will be taken to our vet as soon as possible, and in the meantime, we are sharing them in hopes that they will be adopted soon. After their stay with Jill, all three will be going to another foster home where they will stay until January 10th.

After January 10th, we are in need of fosters or, better yet, adopters for these sweet pups! And by that date, they can go their separate ways and be fostered or adopted individually.

If you are interested in fostering or adopting Holly, Ivy, or Eve please fill out our adoption and foster application.

ZOE

We are networking Zoe for a good friend.

Zoe’s story began behind a liquor store, where she had been abandoned, tied up in an alley with nothing but her bed. Left alone and confused, she eventually chewed through the leash and wandered through an alley and a nearby parking lot until she found her way to a local bar. There, the patrons offered her scraps, but no one could give her a home.

Luckily, our friend saved Zoe. After just a couple of days, she began jumping into the car on her own and walking happily on a leash after being hesitant about these new experiences. She is a sweet girl, eager to understand her new environment. She has puppy energy, but she is still relatively mellow. Zoe is around two years old.

She was vetted during this time and gradually introduced to the routines of life with a guardian. She learned to ride in a car, sleep indoors, get baths, and go on regular walks. Always with a sweet temperament. She also walked alongside my dogs with a separate handler, not too interested in interacting with the other dogs, just doing her own thing at her own pace.

Now, Zoe is fully vaccinated, spayed, and ready for a family. She’s been in boarding for the past two months, and her personality has really started to shine. Here’s how the staff describe her:

“Zoe has a lot of personality. She loves to run around and zoom in the yard. She lets out little inquisitive, playful barks when she gets jealous of other dogs doing something she’s not. She keeps herself entertained in her outdoor kennel, happily playing with her bone and jolly ball. She’s full of puppy energy.

She’s just begun settling into her indoor kennel. She no longer whines, howls, or barks much when she goes inside.”

Now that Zoe has healed from her spay surgery, her socialization is the next step. All signs point to her being a happy, mild mannered, adorable gal.

To schedule a meet and greet, or for more information, please contact her foster mom, Yvette at 310-897-8369 or KindBeachLife@gmail.com