In July of 2020, an adorable, yet very shy cat arrived at Living Free Animal Sanctuary. She was timid and unsure of herself, which quickly earned her the name Shy. With a lot of love and nurturing from our Cattery team, Shy came out of her shell and began to shine.
Written by: Michael Owen, Army Veteran The mind seems like a blackhole sometimes, it’s ever expanding, gorgeous, yet [...]
One of the hardest parts of rescuing animals is when a newly rescued dog arrives with clear signs [...]
Hawkeye loves to learn new things. This stocky 8 year old mustang is curious, smart, and craves human [...]
On Saturday April 17, 2021, War Horse Creek hosted a groundbreaking event for Camp Harris, the future site [...]
We are sad to announce the passing of a longtime member of our Living Free kennel, Rio. Rio, who was just a puppy, arrived at Living Free in 2006 alongside his puppy friend Midge. Rio’s first adoption was without Midge, but this did not work out. He missed Midge and was so lonely that he would not eat, and returned to Living Free to once again be with Midge.
Written by: Izzy Barakat, U.S. Air Force Veteran During my time in the Air Force, I was able [...]
Living Free Animal Sanctuary rescues many dogs and over time we find that some are very shy and fearful, almost to the point of being feral. There have been some dogs that are so shut down that it takes months of the staff working with them to bring them out of this fearful state. What makes a dog shy or fearful and how can we help them?
In the video below, you get to come along with Pasadena City College on a 2019 camping trip, which featured some of the activities and connection opportunities available through the War Horse Creek Program (coming in 2021).
When Trapper, a 5 year old mustang, makes a connection with you, it is profound. It takes calm [...]
