Recovery Ranch Sanctuary

11/13/2025

🚨 URGENT CALL FOR HELP – TIME IS RUNNING OUT 🚨

Hey Pac Fam,

On November 19th, law enforcement will clear a downtown camp — and with it, 11 dogs and 1 cat will lose the only homes they know. Anyone with warrants will be taken into custody… and their pets will be left behind.

💔 Here’s the harsh truth:
If we don’t step in, these animals will end up in the shelter system — and many may never make it out alive. Shelter overcrowding is at a breaking point. This is their one chance.

One of the dogs just had newborn puppies. She and her babies need a safe, quiet place now. I don’t yet know how many will need fosters — so I’m preparing for all of them.

And there’s more…
I’ll also be pulling a sweet pittie whose mom was just taken into custody. She was labeled “aggressive” because she tried to protect her mom — but what I see is loyalty, not danger. Her mom is headed to prison, and this loyal girl doesn’t deserve to die because she loved too fiercely.

🐾 We need help — and we need it fast.
Can you foster?
Do you have a crate, supplies, or even just a few treats to share?
Can you be boots on the ground with me that morning to help save lives?

This is real. It’s raw. And it’s happening November 19th.
Let’s show up for them — because if we don’t, no one else will.

💔 Every second counts.
Message me if you can help — even the smallest act could save a life.

11/07/2025

Hey Pac Fam
URGENT REQUEST
Bonded pair cat & Puppy need an emergency foster.
Term unknown at this point. Oh hell, everyrhing is...
Except they need a place.
Hit me up.

11/02/2025

You able to foster? We ave 2 kitties and a dog.. 90 day commitment
It me up if you can be the good

10/25/2025

Go Ron!!!

10/24/2025

A year ago, firefighters pulled a tiny, burned puppy from the rubble of a house fire. He was barely breathing, his fur scorched, his body broken — but somehow, he survived. They named him Jake.

Instead of sending him to a shelter, the crew brought him to their firehouse. They fed him, bandaged his burns, and stayed up through the night to make sure he was still breathing. Slowly, the little pup who couldn’t stand began to walk again — then run, then wag his tail every time he heard a siren.

Jake became family. He followed the firefighters everywhere, sat beside them during long nights, and comforted them after hard calls. His scars faded, but his spirit only grew stronger.

When the firehouse made it official — giving Jake a badge and the title of their first K9 member — there wasn’t a dry eye in the room. The puppy who had nearly died in the flames now stood proudly among heroes, one of them.

Jake now visits schools, teaches kids about fire safety, and brings hope wherever he goes. For the firefighters, he’s more than a mascot — he’s a reminder that even after the worst destruction, life can rise again.

As one firefighter said, “We saved him from the fire, but he saves us every day.”
👉 Full story in the comment

10/21/2025

Yes!

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10/03/2025

Two months after you left, someone asked, “What did your pet give you that nothing else could?”
I look at the collar by the door. The room answers before I do.
It wasn’t grand gestures. It was ritual.
The soft whuff at a closed door.
The hush of your breathing from the couch.
The nudge that got me outside when my mind stayed inside.
You never kept score. You didn’t need reasons.
You simply showed up—morning, evening, and the long, tired middle—until I learned to show up for my own life too.
Now the house is bigger and the hours are longer.
Still, the rituals remain: I step wide at the kitchen mat. I glance at the hook. I almost set a second bowl and smile at myself.
Maybe that’s the gift: a love that quietly trains your days to be kinder.
A path you can still follow, even when the paws are memory.
I didn’t know that was healing. But it is. And I carry it forward.

10/03/2025