CALIFORNIA CLEFT PUP RESCUE
EIN 87-2999653 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
As A Neonatal Special Needs Rescue, We Have Been Able to Rescue 245 Neonatal Babies This Year. of The 245 Rescued Puppies, 76 Did Not Survive. Some Are Too Sick On Arrival, Some Have Pneumonia Due to Aspiration, and Some Just Do Not Thrive Among Other Health Issues. Many Are Born With Hydrocephalus and Only Live A Short Time, Although We Do Have 4 Right Now That Are Going On 1 Year Old. We Save These Hydro Babies and Give Them A Loving Home for However Long They Live. We Have Found Wonderful Forever Homes for 164 Puppies This Year. 25 Puppies Are In Foster Care At This Time and Will Be Looking for Their Forever Home Very Soon. Every Puppy or Kitten That Comes In Goes to The Veterinarian for Initial and Final Wellness Checks, Vaccines and Any Procedures, If Necessary.
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ContactSusan GaleCFO
In care of% AMANDA RIBB
Mailing address1536 S STATE ST SPC 181, HEMET, CA 92543-7619
Main phone(760) 855-0139 Contact phone(760) 481-9059 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- January 2022
- County
- Riverside
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