Address: 19142 E Walnut Dr N, Rowland Heights, CA 91748, USA
Phone: +16263741551
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 10AM–3:30PM
Tuesday: 10AM–3:30PM
Wednesday: 10AM–3:30PM
Thursday: 10AM–3:30PM
Friday: 10AM–3:30PM
Saturday: 10AM–3:30PM
Nicholas Hua
They're great helping dogs like Milton. Our family loves senior dogs like him. The adoption experience was easy for sure.
Jan Burguillos
This shelter is absolutely awesome. My fiance and I recently adopted our cat from here. Their responses to my emails were rapid and helped us understand the process. Although the application may be long, it was worth it because they made sure we were be a thorough fit for our cat. The entire adoption process was quick and easy. Would definitely recommend to anybody looking to adopt a new family friend. We cannot thank them enough for all the smiles they've already given us so far.
Nikhil Bhatia
I am so grateful that I came across VIDA Rescue. As a first time cat owner, there were a lot of unknowns for me as I began looking for my pet. Out of all the places I contacted, I found Kim and the rest of the VIDA team the most helpful. They answered my many questions and helped me feel like I wasn't in this alone! And most importantly, they introduced me to my wonderful new cat! I would definitely recommend VIDA as a great place to go to when looking to adopt.
Ellen Ma
Prior to VIDA Rescue, I had the experience of trying to go through an adoption process (notice how I said "trying") with another rescue and needless to say, in comparison, I will adopt and recommend to others only VIDA Rescue. This is the best rescue experience I've had - everything is electronic and they have a simple google survey for you to fill out if you're interested in adoption and it's quick. They also keep their forms updated so you're not filling out something dated 2016. We set up an appointment to see the available cats and met with Monica. My partner and I told her about what we were potentially looking for (a 3rd cat to be a playmate for our youngest cat so the elder cat can have a quiet retirement) but more so, my partner and I had anxiety about the entire situation in general as introducing another cat could potentially disrupt everyone's routine and most of all, our current cats' behaviors. Monica was a great listener and answered our questions (no matter how inexperienced it sounded) and instead of us diving right in, she suggested we foster for a month. Now, it's been less than a month and we made the adoption official. Everything was officiated electronically and done quickly - thank you VIDA Rescue for an amazing adoption experience!
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I moving home.and I save my kitty.We are happy
Hello - we aren't accepting volunteers right now due to COVID, but in the future we may be able to accept you if you have supervision. Please reach out once COVID has resolved.
Both! A rescue group isn't necessarily a shelter, since some rescue groups operate only on foster homes. However, we do have a shelter for our rescues.
We have a surrender page: www.vida4animals.org/surrender/
Definitely should tale them to VIDA. All the animals there are taken care of and loved😊❤
Hello! I work for VIDA and check our questions regularly. To adopt a dog, you must be keeping the dog indoor-only and provide a good loving home. To start, fill out an application online at www.vida4animals.org/adoption-application/ We have strict guidelines on what kind of applications that we approve. Since we are a rescue, we get to choose exactly where a dog goes and never approve first-come-first serve - only the best home.
I don't think they take snakes. It may be best just to let the snake wander off and do it's own thing as long as it's not an immediate threat to anyone or any pet in the vicinity. If it is I would suggest calling the Department of Fish and Wildlife. Thanks for asking!
Most of the time, cats that we intake do not have pedigree papers but we do have purebreds from time to time.
To view the adoptable animals, we recommend making an appointment or looking at our adoptables online and sending in an application.
Hi there! Please send us a message through our website and we will try to assist you as much as possible.
Contact the shelter by telephone at 626-374-1551
They would be able to help you. Go to their office
Hi Anabella, Please visit our website to see the surrender process and reach out via there!
Yes we are!
Hello! Please reach out to us at www.vida4animals.org/contact-us/ Thank you!
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Yes, we do! Lots of students come and volunteer with us. Please visit our website for more info on how to get started.
We have a fairly large facility, though it is open to adopters mostly by appointment only.
We are open for viewing the adoptable pets by mostly appointment only! Please fill out an adoption application and we can get back to you!
Volunteers must be 15 or older to volunteer on their own. To find more details, go to our website's volunteer page!
No, this is not a kill shelter.
Yes, absolutely! You can find more about our volunteer program on our website, and you'll be able to contact us directly through there to set up a time to come in.
Hi there, Thank you for reaching out. We'd recommend looking into trap and neuter (TNR) groups in your local area or in SoCal. Through these groups, you'll be able to borrow humane traps to trap the cats, bring them to veterinarians that can spay/neuter them without charge or for very little charge, and bring them back. For any orphaned kittens, please contact us through our website's contact page to see if we can help with any of them. Thank you! VIDA Rescue
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