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Animal Compassion Team
Fresno
Animal Compassion Team (ACT) is a non-profit, no kill animal rescue dedicated to helping the animals in Central California. Their goal is to save as many wonderful homeless pets as possible.
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Animal Rescue of Fresno
Fresno
Animal Rescue of Fresno (ARF) was established in 1998 by a group of community members in Fresno, CA, dedicated to addressing the high number of homeless dogs in need of forever homes.
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For the Sake of Dogs
Fresno
"For the Sake of Dogs is a nonprofit, no-kill 501c3 organization based in Fresno, Fresno County, Central Valley, dedicated to helping, saving, healing, and rehoming dogs of all breeds, sizes, ages, and health conditions.
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Valley Animal Center
Fresno
Valley Animal Center, established in 1992, is a prominent nonprofit no-kill dog and cat adoption center in Fresno, Fresno County.
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Fresno Pet Emergency
Fresno
Fresno Pet Emergency is an emergency veterinary or pet services provider in Fresno in California’s Central Valley.
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Fresno
Fresno Veterinary Specialty and Emergency Center is a 24-hour emergency and critical care facility in Fresno, Fresno County, Central Valley. They are dedicated to providing excellence in emergency, surgery, and critical patient care.
Read moreSun Maid Kennel Club of Fresno
Fresno
Sun Maid Kennel Club of Fresno, located in Fresno County, is a premier destination for dog lovers in the Central Valley. This esteemed club is dedicated to promoting the well-being and advancement of all purebred dogs.
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Fresno
Veterinary Emergency Service is an emergency veterinary or pet services provider in Fresno in California’s Central Valley.
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Capitol Corridor’s pet-friendly rail program marks successful first year
The Capitol Corridor's Pets Onboard program has carried over 1,000 pets between Sacramento, Oakland and San Jose in its first year. Small dogs and cats ride for $29 each way, giving pet owners a practical alternative to highway traffic.
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Journey to Wawona (Madera County, south entrance)
The Highway 41 corridor from Oakhurst to Yosemite's south entrance is full of dog-friendly stops. Bass Lake resorts, the quirky town of Coarsegold, a steam train in Fish Camp and the luxury Tenaya Lodge all welcome four-legged travelers.
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Yes, your dog can catch the flu too
Canine influenza is highly contagious and spreading in California. A veterinarian explains how the flu passes between dogs, what symptoms to watch for, how long to isolate a sick pup and whether your dog should get vaccinated based on lifestyle.
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Madera County: South entrance (Hwy 41)
Oakhurst in Madera County serves as the main gateway to Yosemite's south entrance, with dog-friendly inns, wineries, a historic railroad and nearby Bass Lake. From budget-friendly stays to five-star luxury, this corridor has options for every DogTrekker.
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Madera county (south/wawona) entrance
The Highway 41 corridor through Madera County leads to Yosemite's south entrance, passing dog-friendly gems like Queen's Inn with its adjacent winery in Oakhurst, the quirky town of Coarsegold, Tenaya Lodge in Fish Camp and recreation-rich Bass Lake.
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Second Chance German Shepherd Rescue
Second Chance German Shepherd Rescue saved young Falco from a high-kill shelter and fixed his painful jaw condition. This all-volunteer group, founded by over 60 breed rescue veterans, pulls German Shepherds from danger and prepares them for loving forever homes.
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