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You have reached the shelter page for Los Chavez Animal Rescue. Los Chavez Animal Rescue is located in los lunas, New Mexico. If you have information to add or update for Los Chavez Animal Rescue, please click here and let us know.

Los Chavez Animal Rescue


P.O. Box 1477

los lunas, New Mexico 87031

Phone: 505-565-1425

Fax: 505-565-1427

Email: Cowboy387_2000@yahoo.com

Website: www.loschavezanimalrescue.org



Los Chavez was formed over 5 years ago, when more and more pets were being dumped on the side of the road. We have given a lot of animals a second chance to a good home. The pets remains here for as long as it takes to get them a new home. Some has been with us over 2 years now. We were nominated for local hero to KOBTV4 news, aired March 2, 2001 at 6:00 PM. We were also on Channel 13 news on September 8, 2001 due to going above and beyond the call of duty rescuing helpless animals. Los Chavez Animal Rescue is an all volunteer, non-profit Federal 501-C-3 no-kill rescue group and humane society with a full facility, and licensed through the Village of Los Lunas and a member of the Greater Los Lunas Chamber of Commerce and a member of Belen Chamber of Commerce, a member of the Better Business Bureau whose mission is: * Help reduce the overpopulation problem by an aggressive spay/neuter campaign and placing the right pet in the right home. educate the general public to pet responsibility, especially the need for spay/neuter. We offer humane education programs, including bite prevention, disaster preparedness, pet owner responsibility to schools and organizations. *Rescue pets who need new homes by placing in new homes. *A not-for-profit animal welfare organization, Los Chavez Animal Rescue does not receive federal, state or local tax dollars. In Addition to nominal subscriptions, sponsorship and adoption fees, Los Chavez Animal Rescue relies heavily on donations from individuals, foundations, and local businesses who also have a commitment to animal welfare. Los Chavez Animal Rescue is looking for corporate sponsorships. Los Chavez Animal Rescue provides adoption placement services and rescue services for people in Los Lunas, Valencia County and surrounding areas for stray or unwanted pets. We do some Pound Rescues. We do require a donation for all animals that comes through our placement service. The main goal of LCAR is to keep orphaned, neglected or unwanted animals out of the local pounds. LCAR encourages all pet owners to keep their pet for it’s entire life, give it all the love it deserves and have it spayed or neutered. LCAR does not put any animals to sleep. They are kept indefinitely in the LCAR placement facility until permanent qualified homes are found. All pets are given a vet check, shots and sterilized to prevent further over-population of pets. That is why your Help is needed NOW. Your financial contribution is greatly needed and much appreciated. Contributions are tax deductible. If you would like to make or send a donation to help support the many homeless animals we care for, we had to temporally close due to lack of funding and donations, so please help so we can open much sooner. Some has been with us a long time and many has been adopted with the help of PetFinders. In the year of 2001, over 5000 unwanted dogs and cats were put to death in the Valencia county animal control. LCAR encourages all pet owners to keep their pet for it’s entire life, give it all the love it deserves and have it spayed or neutered. We are going to try new programs for the year of 2003. Please remember, we are a no kill rescue organization and a 501(c)3 non profit corporation. However, We need commitment and time from you too. That is why your Help is needed NOW. Your financial contribution is greatly needed and much appreciated. Contributions are tax deductible. Please donate to help all of us. We are in desperate need of land to be donated with a house to live in that can help house more animals. Contributions are tax deductible. We had to temporally close due to lack of funding and donations, so please help so we can open much sooner. Some has been with us a long time and many has been adopted with the help of PetFinders and also see http://www.loschavezanimalrescue.org/ I rescue all types of pets, even from the local animal control. They are provided a safe haven until we find them a home, no matter how long it takes. All pets and animals are provided with veterinarian care, in which they are spayed, neutered and vaccinated. Adoption fees are varied so please contact us for adoption fees, which pays for the veterinarian care. Rescue service is free, but if your pets has a liter and you want us to place the litter, we do ask for a small donation. Out of State Adoption can work, but you will need to pay for transportation, and make arrangements. Please call for more information. We are a non-profit organization.http://www.loschavezanimalrescue.org/
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