“Scarlet” – Pitbull female Mix

Gorgeous, sweet, well-mannered lady. Scarlett is a little surprised to find herself in a shelter, but she’s being brave & hoping for the best, no fussing, and no barking, just sitting pretty. She came to us as a stray so we estimate her age to be 4 years old, and weight at 58.4 pounds. Available: 8/22/19.

Scarlett is spayed, up to date on shots, de-wormed and she is available NOW

162418 / R233462

“Spice” – Tortoiseshell female DSH

Spice is spayed, micro-chipped, up to date on shots, good w/kids, other kitties & dogs and she is avail able NOW.

Spice is a gorgeous, friendly, sweet girl who has been at the shelter for a while. She just hasn’t had any luck. She came to us originally as a stray. She was adopted, but sadly returned because she sometimes didn’t use her litter box when she was anxious or stressed. She is 5 years old & weighs 6.7 lbs.

155238 / R234350

Here is Crinkle 

DOB 4/28/16

DSH Calico Female 

Meet Crinkle! Crinkle is a delightful calico female looking for her forever home! Although she may be a little shy at first, she is a love bug at heart! Once you make friends with Crinkle, she’ll knock your socks off! Crinkle loves belly rubs! When she’s not getting belly rubs, you can almost always find her laying in the sunniest spot she can find! 

Come meet Crinkle today! 

All of our cats are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up to date on all vaccinations. 

Our two main requirements for adopting a cat are: 

—Must be indoors only, cannot go outside

—Declawing is NOT allowed

Orion

DOB: 12/20/18

Labrador Retriever Mix Male

Orion is a young, loving, family-friendly dog. He is good-natured and intelligent and will learn quickly what is expected of him. He tries very hard to please and will benefit from some basic training. He will also enjoy daily walks and plenty of playtime with his family. Orion will be okay with children and probably will get along with other dogs.

Orion will thrive with an adopter that is a good pack leader and will include him in family activities.

Living Free, is a donor-supported, nonprofit, no-kill animal sanctuary. Located at 54250 Keen

Camp Road in Mountain Center off Highway 74, 15 Minutes from Idyllwild. For more information, call: 951-321-9982 or visit living-free.org/adopt.

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“Rampage” – Pitbull male Mix (Senior)

Very handsome boy brought here by previous owner because they can’t take care of him anymore. He is 9 years old – no weight yet on his card. They told us he loves car rides and that he has been known to jump a fence. He doesn’t chew on household items or get into the garbage and he’s afraid of fireworks. Rampage is sure hoping to catch someone’s eye for a 2^nd chance. He would love a nice home with a yard, and a soft bed would be ok too. Available: 8/15/19

Rampage is up to date on shots, de-wormed, good w/kids & other dogs and he will be neutered prior to his adoption.

162261 / R233413

“Luna” – Bengal female Mix

Such a cute, friendly and sweet little lady. Luna is very ready to love and be loved. She came to us as a stray, so we estimate her age to be 5 years old & weight at 10.3 pounds. She’s being such a good girl while here, hoping that she’ll be one of the lucky ones.

Luna is spayed, micro-chipped, litter-box trained, up to date on shots, de-wormed and she is available NOW.

164825 / R234588

Orion

DOB: 12/20/18

Male Labrador Retriever Mix

Orion is a young, loving, family-friendly dog. He is good-natured and intelligent and will learn quickly what is expected of him. He tries very hard to please and will benefit from some basic training. He will also enjoy daily walks and plenty of playtime with his family. Orion will be okay with children and probably will get along with other dogs.

Orion will thrive with an adopter that is a good pack leader and will include him in family activities.

Living Free, is a donor-supported, nonprofit, no-kill animal sanctuary. Located at 54250 Keen

Camp Road in Mountain Center off Highway 74, 15 Minutes from Idyllwild. For more information, call: 951-321-9982 or visit living-free.org/adopt.

Here is Aurora

DOB: 4/6/14

DLH Grey & White Male

Meet Aurora!

Aurora is one handsome long haired boy! Aurora is independent but does enjoy being loved on when he is in the mood. While at the cattery, you can find him playing, enjoying a treat or two, and soaking up the sun in his favorite cattio!

Come say hi to Aurora today! All of our cats are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up to date on all vaccinations.

Our two requirements for adopting a cat are:
—Must be indoors only, cannot go outside
—Declawing is NOT allowed

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Some dog lovers show their puppy love with fancy dog food, a particular spot on the sofa or toys and outfits.

And then some buy their dog a house. Not a doghouse mind you, a whole HOUSE.

Meet Whitney, a 31-year-old mortgage industry professional who lives in Falls Church, Va. Similar to many millennials; she is focused on her career, so for now, her 3-year-old dog, Lucy Goose, is her baby. And as with any good parent, it’s important to Whitney that her baby be happy in their family home. “When my dog is happy, I’m happy,” she confides.

Whitney became a first-time homebuyer nine years ago when she was only 22 years old. She purchased a one-bedroom condo because it was cheaper than renting in the high-priced, Washington, D.C.-area Where she was living. With her family’s help, she bought a $165,000 condo using a 10 percent gift down payment ($16,500) and private mortgage insurance. Her monthly mortgage payment was $2,100 (yes, that was cheaper than the average rent!), and she lived there for more than six years.

One month before she sold her condo, Whitney adopted Lucy Goose from a shelter. Although only a puppy, it was obvious the Labrador/Great Dane mix wouldn’t stay small for long. The single month Whitney and her energetic new puppy lived together in her tiny condo was challenging.

Whitney knew she needed a larger place but wasn’t sure exactly how much room she required. So she rented a townhouse – without a yard – in Arlington, Va., for $3,100 while she assessed the situation. It soon became apparent that a townhouse wouldn’t work either, so she started house hunting.

This time, Whitney knew exactly what she wanted: a dog-friendly house with enough room to grow her family. She searched for a house with the following must-haves:

* Big, fenced-in backyard for Lucy to run and play

* A doggy door so Whitney wouldn’t have to worry if she worked late and Lucy needed to go outside

* Nearby walking trails

* Proximity to dog-friendly establishments, i.e., restaurants, dog parks, etc.

* Room for another furry baby and any future unfurry babies

It took Whitney one year to find a house that checked all her boxes. The house has four bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms. It sits on a quarter acre, and has a large fenced-in yard and a doggy door for Lucy, who has since grown to be a 90-pound, gentle giant. The house also has a nature trail behind it.

But her dream house came at a steep price: $600,000.

Fortunately, investing in homeownership early in life paid off for Whitney. She had $40,000 in equity from the sale of her condo and chose to make a low down payment of 5 percent ($30,000), using most of that equity. She was able to take out a high-balance conventional loan using private mortgage insurance to avoid having to put down 20 percent ($120,000). Her monthly mortgage payment is $3,800 – only $700 more than she was paying for the townhouse.

They moved in last summer.

And what does Lucy Goose think of her new house? “She is constantly happy,” gushes Whitney. “She loves going in and out of her doggy door, and I’ve caught her sunbathing on the deck. I sacrifice a lot for Lucy, but she is my baby.”

Speaking of babies, Whitney is now engaged, and while she and, her fiancé Eric has no immediate plans to start having children after they’re married, it’s nice to know they’ll have room to grow their family.

Then they can all sit, stay, and be happy in their forever home.

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Ramona Humane Society

“Rascal” – Pitbull male Mix (Senior)

What a cute guy.  Rascal came to us as a stray, so we estimate his age to be seven years old & he weight at 57.6 pounds.  He is loaded with personality & character and doesn’t seem to be shy at all – just a great dog. He’s been a long term resident.

Rascal is good w/other dogs, up to date on shots, de-wormed and he’ll be neutered before his adoption.

159387 / R231933

“Pin Pin” – Black & White female DSH

Pin pin is a gorgeous, sweet, and well-mannered young lady.  She is just the best girl while here…no fussing, just sitting pretty and hoping for the best.  She came to us as a stray, so we estimate her age to be one year old and weight at 6.7 pounds.  

Pin Pin is spayed, good w/other cats, LITTER-BOX TRAINED, up to date on shots, de-wormed and she is available NOW.

161628 / R233272

Here is Brenna! Terrier Mix Female

DOB:  7/16/15

Brenna is a very friendly, sociable little dog that loves everybody.  She enjoys getting out for walks and exploring at the park. She has been a good mother to her puppy and is now looking for a home of her own.  She will be a wonderful dog for a family with children.

Brenna will be a loyal, affectionate companion that will thrive with an adopter or family that will include her in their daily lives.

Living Free, is a donor-supported, nonprofit, no-kill animal sanctuary. We are located at 54250 Keen Camp Road in Mountain Center off Highway 74, 15 Minutes from Idyllwild.  For more information, call: 951-321-9982 or visit living-free.org/adopt.

Here is Croissant! DSH White/ Black Tabby Male

DOB: 4/5/19

Meet Croissant! Croissant is one sweet kitty who loves to play and explore! He enjoys back-scratches and occasional belly rubs! While at the cattery, Croissant can be found playing with his kitty friends, climbing cat towers, and chasing toy mice. 

Fall in love with Croissant today! 

All of our cats are spayed or neutered, microchipped and up to date on all vaccinations. 

Our two requirements for adopting a cat are: 

—Must be indoors only, cannot go outside 

—Declawing is NOT allowed.

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“Josie” – Pitbull female Mix

Here is an adorable girl.  Josie is so cute, and she doesn’t even know it.  She came to us as a stray, so we estimate her age to be three years old & weight at 42.2 pounds.  Oh my, how sweet she is, wants to lick your hand.  

Josie is spayed, good w/other dogs, de-wormed, up to date on shots & she is available NOW

159771 / Hs231775

“Pizza” – Grey/white DSH male Mix (young)

Pizza is just precious, as you can see.  All he wants is a loving home.  He came to us as a stray, so we estimate his age to be nine months old and weight at just 8.2 pounds.  Everyone falls in love with him.  Is there room in your home and heart for little Pizza?

Pizza is neutered, good w/other kitties, litter-box trained, up to date on shots, de-wormed and he’s available NOW!

160420 / R232606

Here is JellyBean!

DOB: 1/1/17 Description: DSH Orange/ White Tabby Male 

Meet JellyBean; he is as sweet as can be! JellyBean is a very social and curious boy! While at the Cattery, you can find him playing with his feline friends, climbing cat trees, and soaking up the sun! He loves attention and is always looking for something new and fun to do! 

Say hi to JellyBean today! 

All of our cats are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up to date on all vaccinations. 

Our two requirements for adopting a cat are: 

—Must be indoors only, cannot go outside

— Declawing is NOT allowed 

Here is Barnaby

DOB:  8/23/11 Chihuahua Mix Male

Barnaby is one proud pup that struts out on a walk and thinks he is bigger than he is.  He is happiest when he can roll around on the grass and scratch his back. He also absolutely loves belly rubs and being with people. Barnaby will probably be cool with older children. He does get along with his kennel mates but can be a little bossy at times 

Barnaby will be best in a home that will provide leadership along with daily walks and an abundance of love.

Living Free, is a donor-supported, nonprofit, no-kill animal sanctuary. We are located at 54250 Keen Camp Road in Mountain Center off Highway 74, 15 Minutes from Idyllwild.  For more information, call: 951-321-9982 or visit

living-free.org/adopt.

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Pet of the Week

Travis/Terrier Mix

Travis is such a cutie, standing out from the crowd with his adorable scruffy fur.  His sweet face will draw you in and beg you to give him a good home. Travis came in as a stray, is about five years old and weighs 20 pounds, and loves to make cute giggle noises when he gets excited during playtime. Travis is up to date on his vaccines, de-wormed, neutered, and is available now. 

161024/R232900

Comet/Domestic Short Hair

Comet, our sweet little angel, is waiting to meet her forever family.  Comet came in as a timid, scared kitty because her owner was no longer able to care for her.  Comet has been an indoor cat who prefers some quiet time with the ones she loves. She loves to cuddle up and purr when you hold her, but you can tell this little girl is stressed out in a shelter environment.  Comet is about three years old and weighs six pounds, is up to date on her vaccines, de-wormed, and will be spayed before her adoption. Comet is available now. 

161408/R233147

Living Free, is a donor-supported, nonprofit, no-kill animal sanctuary. We are located at 54250 Keen Camp Road in Mountain Center off Highway 74, 15 Minutes from Idyllwild.  For more information, call: 951-321-9982 or visit living-free.org/adopt.

Barnaby

Male

Chihuahua Mix

DOB:  8/23/11

Barnaby is one proud pup that struts out on a walk and thinks he is bigger than he is.  He is happiest when he can roll around on the grass and scratch his back. He also absolutely loves belly rubs and being with people. Barnaby will probably be cool with older children. He does get along with his kennel mates but can be a little bossy at times 

Barnaby will be best in a home that will provide leadership along with daily walks and an abundance of love.

Romee

DOB 6/14/18

Description: DSH Solid Black Female

Meet Romee! Romee is a beautiful gem in hiding! Not only does she enjoy the attention, but she is also the perfect greeter! While at the cattery, Romee loves to nap in her favorite Kitty Casa and enjoys her crunchies! This mellow sweetie is patiently waiting for her forever home!

All of our cats are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up to date on all vaccinations.

Our two main requirements for adopting a cat are: 

—must be indoors only, cannot go outside 

— declawing is NOT allowed 

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Fleas are the most common external parasite of pets in North America. Fleas are small wingless insects that use their specialized mouth to pierce the skin and siphon blood from their host. When a flea bites, it injects a small amount of saliva into the skin to prevent the blood from coagulating. Some animals become sensitized to flea saliva and animals that are allergic can have severe itching and scratching from a single bite. Flea allergy dermatitis is the most common disease among dogs.

Current flea control products are primarily either oral or topical systemic treatments. Most of the products may be used for prevention as well as to treat existing flea problems. One group of products control fleas by interrupting their development by killing or stopping the maturation of flea larvae and eggs. These drugs are called Insect Growth Regulators (IGRs). One common oral product used is lufenuron which is found in the Program® line of products which are administered orally in tablet or liquid form. Methoprene and pyriproxifen are also IGRs that are available as sprays or collars. The FDA shares regulation of these products with the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Because even the same products from other countries have not been approved by these agencies, it is illegal to purchase or import these products for use in the United States.

Currently the most popular flea control products kill adult fleas (adulticide), are applied topically and work rapidly. Popular topical products utilize fipronil which is the key ingredient in Frontline® Top Spot and imidacloprid which is in Advantage®. The most popular product on the market, Frontline Plus®, utilizes both an adulticide and an IGR. An oral adulticide that is also available is nitenpyram which is in Capstar® and begins to kill fleas in 30 minutes. Frontline Plus also kills ticks which makes it the most popular product where ongoing tick protection is required.

Consult with your veterinarian to determine which flea and tick control products are best for you. The choice of flea control will depend on your climate, environment, your pet’s activities, and potential for exposure. However, with consistent use, it is almost always possible to control your flea problem. Using these products throughout the year typically will eliminate the need for regular insecticidal use. The following provide additional summary information on selected popular products.

Program from Novartis®

Program is available as a once a month pill or oral liquid suspension to be given with a full meal. Adult fleas that ingest Program’s key ingredient, lufenuron, produce sterile eggs. Program does not kill adult fleas so pets remain susceptible to fleas hatching and maturing pupa already present in the environment. Therefore, some time may pass before the all fleas are killed in an environment. In order to stop the life cycle, every animal in the environment must receive lufenuron. Pets should also be sprayed with an adulticide during the first week or two of starting Program.

Advantage from Bayer®

Advantage is applied topically on both dogs and cats and seems to be very well-tolerated by sensitive cats. Advantage kills fleas within 24 hours and 100% protection can be maintained for cats for 21 days and 90% protection can be maintained for dogs for 28 days. Advantage is susceptible to washing off so dogs that are active outdoors and dogs that swim or must be bathed frequently should be re-treated frequently. Up to weekly re-treatment is allowed. The imidacloprid in Advantage does not effect ticks, but K-9Advantix, with permethrin does. K9 Advantix is only labeled for once a month K9 Advantix is ONLY FOR USE WITH DOGS and MUST NOT BE ADMINISTERED TO CATS.

Frontline Spray, Frontline Plus And Frontline Top Spot from Merial®

Frontline Spray, Frontline Plus, and Frontline Top Spot comprise the market leading Frontline flea control product line. The fipronil in Frontline products is a broad spectrum insecticide available as a spray or topical. Fipronil works by binding chemically to the pet’s hair and is absorbed through the follicle by the sebaceous glands. As a spray, fipronil kills fleas at 95% for over 80 days after application on dogs and for 1 month with biweekly bathing. Frontline is labeled for puppies and kittens as young as 8 weeks (10 weeks for Top Spot) and it is not washed off by bathing. Frontline is also affective against ticks. Some cats may show minor adverse reactions with high volume use of the alcohol based spray product which should be applied no more than once a month. Frontline Plus also contains the IGR, S-methoprene which inhibits the growth of immature fleas.

Capstar from Novartis®

Capstar is an oral tablet for dogs and cats that may be administered as young as 4 weeks of age. It offers extremely rapid and complete killing of adult fleas and is safe enough that the tablets may be used whenever fleas are seen on your pet as often as once per day. Capstar may be used in combination with an IGR to kill fleas immediately to compliment the long-term control of an IGR such as Program.

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Shepherd mix
Tan/Black

Marilyn is a wonderful little girl full of love. Marilyn came in as a stray and has been nothing but sweet to everyone she meets. Marilyn loves to play with her toys and stays right by your side, she knows how to sit and waits patiently for her treats. This gentle girl is about 1 year old, weighs 52 pounds and is ready to make you happy.

Marilyn is up to date on her vaccines, dewormed, spayed, and is AVAILABLE NOW. 160395 / Hs231873

LUCY

Domestic
Short Hair Grey Tabby

Lucy was brought to our shelter as a baby kitten only a few days old with her siblings and mother. All babies and mom got sent to a loving foster home to care for them until they were old enough to leave mom. Now Lucy is the only kitten left from the litter waiting to find her forever home. Lucy is 4 months old, weighs 4 pounds, and is a total sweetheart. Come meet Lucy today.

Lucy is up to date on her vaccines, de-wormed, spayed, and is AVAILABLE NOW. 155927 / R230312-2

Oahu

DSH Solid Black Female
DOB: 2/24/2019

Say “Hi” to Oahu! Oahu is one of our delightful kittens looking for her forever home! Oahu is very outgoing! She enjoys climbing the tallest cat trees, watching the birds, and playing with toy mice! Oahu is very sweet and really enjoys attention from visitors, especially if they like to play.

Come meet Oahu today!

All of our cats are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up to date on all vaccinations.

Our two main requirements for adopting a cat are:
— Must be indoors only, cannot go outside
— Declawing is NOT allowed

Living Free, is a donor-supported, nonprofit, no-kill animal sanctuary. Located at 54250 Keen Camp Road in Mountain Center off Highway 74, 15 minutes from Idyllwild.

For more information, call: 951-321-9982 or visit living-free.org/adopt-a-pet.

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Micky

Poodle Miniature mix
White

Poor Micky came to us as a stray covered in mats. Our volunteer groomer was able to help this little man with a makeover, so he is no longer in pain.

Micky is such a happy boy who loves to take walks to our yards and cuddle on your lap while he watches others walk past. Micky is about 9 years old, weighs 9 pounds, and will be the best doggie for his new family.

Micky is up to date on his vaccines, dewormed, will be neutered prior to his adoption, and is AVAILABLE NOW. 161436 / R233174

Johnny Bravo

Domestic Long Hair
Black/White

Meet Johnny Bravo, our handsome lover boy who likes to cuddle and love on new people. Johnny came to us as a stray and instantly became a favorite.

His beautiful long hair is so soft, perfect for brushing. Johnny is about 2 years old, weighs 8 pounds, and is waiting for you to come and take him home.

Johnny Bravo is up to date on his vaccines, de-wormed, will be neutered prior to his adoption, and is AVAILABLE NOW. 159375 / R231924

For more information, you can visit or contact:

Ramona Humane Society
690 Humane Way, San Jacinto, CA., 92582
Open 7 days a week, 951-654-8002.

Lola

Female
Terrier/Hound Mix
DOB: 4/4/17

Lola’s sweet personality is very contagious with her wide smile, cheery disposition, and sometimes soulful look. She loves to run fast at the park and enjoys a dip in the pool.

An adopter or family that can be strong pack leaders will be excellent for Lola. She will probably be fine with older children.

Lola is still waiting for that special place she can call home. She will thrive best with an active family that will provide lots of basic training and love to help her be the best she can be.

Koffee

DSH Female
Torbie
DOB: 10/15/2016

Say “good morning” to Koffee! Koffee is one lovable cat looking for her forever home. She enjoys cuddles and craves attention from the staff and visitors of Living Free. Not only is she a pure sweetheart, but she is also very curious and enjoys playtime!

Come and meet Koffee today! All of our cats are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up to date on all vaccinations.

Our two main requirements for adopting a cat are:
— Must be indoors only, cannot go outside
— Declawing is NOT allowed

For more information, you can visit or contact:

Living Free, is a donor-supported, nonprofit, no-kill animal sanctuary. Located at 54250 Keen Camp Road in Mountain Center off Highway 74, 15 minutes from Idyllwild.

For more information, call: 951-321-9982 or visit living-free.org/adopt-a-pet.

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Cats are special animals, they are really different from dogs and other species. They are hygienic because they clean themselves constantly, but of course, you still have to bathe them, but not that often. They are also very independent, if you have a sandbox, it will be easy for you to train them, their instinct will help you with this.

If you love felines and would love to have a tiger or a lion, adopting a cat it’s perfect for you, because no matter what size they are, all felines have the same nature. They all have this superiority ideation, thanks to all the years’ cats have been living with humans, and how humans worshipped them (we still do in some ways).

Think about how much space you have in your home, even if you only live in a small apartment, a cat will be happy with their sandbox and climber. They don’t need a lot of space to run, and cats are nocturnal animals, so probably most of the day they will be asleep. So if you don’t have much time in the day because school, or work, or any reason, a cat it’s a great option for you.

Are you ready to adopt this adorable animal? If the answer is yes, you should see if you want to have a female or male cat, because when they are adults the character they have is slightly different. Male cats mark their territory (kind of the same ways dogs do), and female cats are in heat seasonally. In the spring and fall, and they may go into heat several times during the season. But if you don’t want to deal with these gender issues there’s a solution: always remember to spay your cat, doesn’t care if it’s a male or female. Some investigations say that spaying cats will help them to grow healthier, and can prevent a lot of medical issues, in their lives; like some urine infections and even can help them to have a longer life.

Cats are amazing animals, adorable, intelligent, and funny. You will always have a good laugh with their craziness and clumsiness. If you still aren’t sure if the cats are the best option for you, think of how you interact with others, cats have some different social skills as other pets. Dogs are really social, and if you have some snacks on you, they will instantly love you. But cats won’t, yes, they will take the snack, but that doesn’t mean they already think you are their best friend.

If you are not that social, and you like your own space, a cat is perfect for you. They like attention, but not too much. Cats like to be “in charge” if you ever interact with a cat, you know that they act like gods. Probably because we still treat them like ones. These animals are incredible, and they are more similar to us humans, as you can probably imagine. Each cat has a different personality to another. And they can get angry at you. But there’s something else with cats, even if it doesn’t look like, they are really empathic, but not like humans are. They have this 6th sense that we do not possess. When you’re sad or angry, they know, and know if they should leave you alone or stay closer to you.
Well, if this doesn’t make you give cats a chance, probably nothing will. But you should
see for yourself how great cats are as a companion.

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