The Dog Spot Rescue, Rehabilitation & Rehoming Center
P.O. Box 5126
Vacaville, Ca 95688
(510) 375-3340
thedogspotrescue@aol.com
Minnie
Minnie
Jack Russell Terrier / Chihuahua / Mixed (short coat)



Appointments available

daily with our furry friends!

ALL OF OUR DOGS COME WITH A ONE WEEK TRIAL!

ALL OF OUR DOGS WILL BE SPAYED, NEUTERED  BY tHE DOG SPOT. 

FOR ADOPTION INFORMATION OR TO SET AN APPOINTMENT CALL BETWEEN 8:30 A.M. 7:00 P.M.

-Adoption information -Volunteer Adoption Coordinator

"LINDSAY"  925-212-1795

 

Ashley- OFFICE MANAGER

707-342-4042- call about anything you need help with from adoptions  to refund inquiries, duplicate records, returns etc. I am here to help. Please note we are not taking any dogs at this time. We can help you re-home with advice.

 

Kate-Adoption inquiries 510-375-3340

Kate available from 11:00-3:00

 

CHECK OUT OUR SPECIAL DOGS FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE SECTION!

sitting cartoon dog

 

WE HAVE A DOG WAITING FOR YOU!

For other information/contact/ messages for Kate:

Email Us:
thedogspotrescue@aol.com

 

FOR SPAY/NEUTER/RABIES APPOINTMENTS:

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ORCHARD VET SERVICES

MANDEEP BHULLAR D.V.M.

9253 JOHNSON

WINTERS, CA 95694

530-795-3735

OR

EL CERRITO PET HOSPITAL

SYED N. NAQVI D.V.M.

11800 SAN PABLO AVE.

EL CERRITO CA 94530

510-234-4582

 

 

FOR EXCELLENT NUTRITION FOR YOUR DOG SPOT DOG-SOLD AT LOCAL CO-OPS NEAR YOU. OUR DOGS THRIVE ON THE STUFF!!

Happy Dog

ORDER YOUR FREE SAMPLE TODAY AND PLEASE MENTION YOU SAW OUR AD ON THE DOG SPOT RESCUE SITE!


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Please help us save lives through our spay and neuter program.  Send donations directly to our veterinarian to provide spay services for a dog.  $55.00, $75.00 and $100.00, will spay or neuter one dog (size ranges).  $10.00 will provide a Rabies shot for a homless dog.
Send to:  Orchard Veterinarian Services
9253 Johnson Rd.
Winters, Ca 95694
I.D. is for the Dog Spot Spay and Neuter Program
 
 
Lucky
Help us support Lucky and the many dogs that come in just like him
Lucky is a eight week old pitbull mix who was thrown away into the night slot of the Martinez County Shelter. When we got him, every bone in his body was showing, and he had no immune system to protect himself from the many infections he suffered. 
This emaciated puppy has had over $1,000 in vet bills to keep him alive, and his costs are climbing. Please donate to The Dog Spot so we can help give a chance to dogs like Lucky!Lucky Update: Since we rescued Lucky, he has gained a lot of weight and has become a rolly-polly, bouncy puppy, eager to love and please. Lucky has even found a new loving home where he will live happily for the rest of his life! His medical bill ended up costing $3,000 Thank you for all your donations, for volunteering, helping us transport, everything!
We could not have done this without you! Please continue to support us so we can help other dogs in need.
 
Donations Needed:
The Dog Spot Rescue, a proud member of the Rescue Alliance of Hairless & Other Breeds Inc.-a non profit 501c(3) is in need of goods and services to make it's rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing program work. Our mission is to eleminate the need to euthanize unwanted dogs by spaying and neutering and finding homes for shelter dog survivors. We are currently assisting with foreclosure dogs and other dogs about to loose thier home and security. We need donations of dogfood, beds, kennels, crates, toys, balls, treats, grooming services, gas cards, and of course cash.Cash donations may be sent to:
The Dog Spot
P.O. Box 5126
Vacaville, Ca 95688
707-342-4042
510-375-3340
 
Foster Homes Needed Now!
 
We are looking for loving homes to provide short term foster care for small and large adult dogs, pups with moms and orphans.  Food provided.
Note:  All foster family's should consider carefully the impact of a shelter dog in their home.  Shelter dogs could be in contact with conditions and diseases which they may have undetected, which could impact humans and pets.