Dedicated to Giving Every Dog a Loving Home

Ace was found abandoned on the side of the road with his mum and siblings, left without food or water. Thankfully, they were rescued and given the care and safety they so desperately needed.

Albi, the Australian Shepherd, was facing euthanasia when we stepped in just in time to save him.

Alexander is a unique case. He grew up in a local shelter and has been in and out of short-term foster care. He has struggled getting adopted due to his eye condition (entropion). Eventually, ending up on the shelter’s euthanasia list. The shelter would only allow Alexander to be adopted by a rescue that would fix his condition. We rescued Alexander from the Shelter’s euthanasia list and had his condition corrected.

Amara was found on the streets of Bakersfield where she was going to be euthanized until April Star stepped in to give her a second chance.

Anakin was rescued from a shelter and welcomed into April Star’s care. Now he has the chance to leave that behind and find a place where she can settle and feel safe.

Angel was on the shelter’s euthanazia list, but we stepped in just in time to give her the second chance she deserved. Now safe and cared for, Angel is on her way to a brighter future filled with love, hope, and the promise of a forever home.

Archie was a stray dog who had been wandering a residential area for quite some time. He was matted, dehydrated, and hungry. A good Samaritan brought Archie to the shelter, but sadly, he ended up on the euthanasia list. Fortunately, we rescued Archie just days before he was scheduled to be euthanized.

Ari is a beautiful mixed-breed mama who was found abandoned in the middle of nowhere with her puppies. Now it is her turn to be cared for, and given a safe place.

Arthur had been living on the streets for months before he finally collapsed. A kind bystander took him in and kept him safe until he could be rescued by April Star..

Arthur, an adorable Terrier Mix, was on the euthanasia list when we stepped in to give him a second chance. Now safe and being cared for, he’s on his way to find a loving home.

Aspen was abandoned in the high desert with no food, no water, and no way to survive on his own. He was starving, his ribs visible beneath his coat. Thankfully, volunteers found him just in time, and April Star stepped in to bring him to safety.

Austin was at risk of being euthanized when April Star stepped in just in time to save him. Now safe and cared for, he’s getting the second chance he deserves.

Autumn was brought to a shelter with no one coming forward to claim her. With her time running out, we stepped in and gave her the second chance she deserved. Now safe in our care, Autumn is waiting to begin a new chapter filled with hope and love.

Axel the Alaskan Husky was rescued from the euthanasia list when April Star Adoption Foundation stepped in to bring him to safety. Now he has been given the second chance he deserves and the opportunity to find a loving home where he can feel safe, cared for, and understood.

Bailey came into April Stars care and we are now looking for her forever home.

Baloo was found in a field in Kern County and dropped off at a shelter. We rescued Baloo from the shelter’s euthanasia list.

Bambi, a tiny 6-lb sweetheart, came to us from a shelter where her future was uncertain. She was given a second chance when we brought her into safety.

Banjo was abandoned, alone in the fields of Kern County. He was extremely sad, depressed, and hungry.
Banjo was covered in ticks and fox tails. We were contacted and rescued Banjo. We shaved him down and rehabilitated him back to health.

Baxter and Louie were abandoned in the Kern County fields in the middle of nowhere and it was hot. Baxter and Louie’s ribs were showing because of starvation and thirst. Baxter and Louie were weak. Somehow, Baxter and Louie found a horse ranch and a kind person gave them food and water. We rescued both Baxter and Louie and they are adopted in their forever homes.

Bear and his brother Moose were abandoned in a local park. A kind samaritan rescued them and reached out to April Star for help.

Bella was abandoned in a residential area of Bakersfield. Bella waited patiently for her owners to bring her home but they never came back for her. A good samaritan took Bella temporarily into her home. April Star rescued Bella.

Belle was initially at the shelter and had a few short-term foster homes. During her time with one of these fosters, she gave birth to a litter of puppies. Although all her puppies were eventually adopted, Belle was returned to the shelter and placed on the euthanasia list. We rescued her just days before she was scheduled to be euthanized.

Benji was rescued from a high-risk shelter where his time was running out. We were able to bring him into safety so he could have the second chance.

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Benny (Pink Collar) & Jett (Green Collar) were abandoned in the fields for several months. Benny and Jett have been successfully fostered into a loving home where they are waiting for their forever home.

Bently and his sister were turned into the shelter by animal control. They were very neglected dogs in rough shape in their current situation.

Frenchie, a French Bulldog, was rescued from a shelter and brought into safety. Now in our care, he’s getting the support he needs and is ready for a fresh start.

Billie the Kid, a sweet little Terrier Mix, was placed on the euthanasia list with no time left. Thankfully, he was rescued just in time and is now safe in a loving foster home. With care and comfort surrounding him, Billie is beginning his journey toward a brighter future.

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Blondie was saved from the euthanasia list just in time. With no one coming for her, her future was uncertain but we knew she deserved a second chance.

Boba was rescued with her mum and brothers and sisters from the side of the road. April Star was able to step in and give them the care they needed.

Bobby came to us from a shelter where his future was uncertain. We stepped in to bring him into safety so he could have the chance for a better life and a home of his own.

Boonie the Bulldog was rescued from a high-risk shelter before time ran out. Now safe in our care, he’s been given the chance to start fresh and find a home where he can truly belong.

With time running out and hope fading, Brownie's life changed forever when April Star stepped in. Rescued from the shelter’s euthanasia list, they’re now safe, loved, and ready to begin their next chapter -one filled with joy, security, and endless cuddles.

Bruno was rescued from a shelter just in time. Now safe in our care, he’s waiting patiently for a loving home where he can begin his next chapter.

Bruno was dumped in the streets of Kern County. He was found wandering and our team made the call to step in and resuce him.

Brutus is a senior dog that was about to be euthanized. April Star stepped in and saved him.

Bubba was on the euthanazia list at the shelter, facing an uncertain future. Thankfully, we were able to step in just in time and save him. Now safe and loved, Bubba is on his way to a brighter, happier life.

Buddy came to us from a shelter and is now hoping for the fresh start he deserves. He’s ready to find the safety, love, and comfort of a place to call home.

Bugsy was found in the middle of the street, limp and dragging the back half of her body. Her body was very raw from being dragged. Someone called the animal control, who picked her up and took her to a local shelter. Bugsy was hit by a car and left severely injured. She was paralyzed from the hip down.

We rescued Bugsy and had a specialist do the necessary amputation.
Today, she is living in a very loving home.

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Buster was in need of a fresh start and April Star stepped in to help.

Butch, a Bulldog, came to us from a shelter where his future was uncertain. We brought him into our care so he could have the chance for a fresh start and the stable home every dog deserves.

Butterscotch was rescued from a local shelter after being left unclaimed. With her time running out, we stepped in to give this sweet pup the second chance she truly deserves. Now safe in our care, she’s waiting for the right family to take her home.

Buttons was found abandoned with her mum and siblings in the middle of nowhere, with no food or water. Thankfully, she is now safe and have a chance at a loving future she deserves.

Button was dumped in the streets and brought to the shelter. We rescued Button from being euthanized.

Canela was rescued in her final hours. She’s hopeful for the day she finally goes home.

Cannoli was found emaciated on a farm, safeguarding a deceased dog. She was taken to a local shelter, where we rescued her just days away from being euthanized.

Carlos was one of two pinchers found wandering through a residential area. They were picked up by the animal control and taken to the shelter. We rescued both dogs from the shelter’s euthanasia list.

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Time was running out for Cash at the shelter. Just when hope seemed lost, we stepped in to give them a second chance.

Cashmere was rescued from a shelter after being placed on the euthanasia list. April Star stepped in to bring him to safety and give him the second chance he deserved.

Casper was on the shelter’s euthanasia list, but we rescued him just in time and gave him a second chance at life.

Caspian came to us from a shelter and is now ready for a fresh start with a loving family. He’s a sweet boy with a gentle nature, and we’re so excited to help him find the safe, happy home he deserves.

Cedars’s life was spared when he was rescued from being euthanized. He’s ready now for a fresh start.

Chad was found at a shelter and was facing euthanasia when we stepped in. Now safe in our care, he’s been given a second chance and is ready for a brighter future.

Playful and curious Shetland Mix looking for her forever home.

I was abandoned in the fields of Kern County. A volunteer trapped me and contacted our foundation to rescue Charlie.

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Chico came to April Star from a shelter, where his future was uncertain. Now safe in rescue, this Terrier Chihuahua Mix has the chance to leave that behind and move toward a more secure and settled life.

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ChuChu was found abandoned in the orchards with no food or water, scared and vulnerable to the dangers around her. April Star Adoption Foundation stepped in to bring her to safety and give her the care, comfort, and second chance he deserved.

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Chula was scheduled for euthanasia. April Star stepped in to bring her to safety and now is waiting for her new home.

Clare’s owner was a drug dealer and was arrested and taken to the shelter.  She ended up on the euthanasia list. While at the shelter, they discovered that she was pregnant. We sent her to a foster boarding facility until she gave birth to seven beautiful puppies. The foster/border family found homes for all seven puppies, and we took Clare.

Claussen was found in a shelter and given the chance for a fresh start through April Star. Now safe and cared for, he is ready to leave that uncertain chapter behind and begin a new life filled with comfort, love, and hope.

Clementine was placed on the euthanasia list, but we were able to step in just in time. Now safe in our care, she’s been given the second chance she deserves.

Cloud came to us with a fractured leg and was facing euthanasia at the shelter. We rescued him just in time and provided the medical care he needed, including a splint to help his leg heal properly. Thanks to the support of our community, Cloud is now recovering well and looking forward to a brighter future.

We were alerted by one of our volunteers that Clyde had been found abandoned and injured in a field. He was rushed to a vet, where it was discovered he had suffered a gunshot wound. Thanks to swift rescue efforts and expert care from an orthopedic surgeon, Clyde’s leg was saved — and so was his future.

April Star stepped in to rescue this beautiful Alaskan Husky before she was put on the euthanasia list at the shelter.

Cody was found abandoned with his mum and siblings in the middle of nowhere, with no food or water. Thankfully, he is now safe and have a chance at a loving future he deserves.

Colby was found at a shelter where he had been placed on the euthanasia list. April Star stepped in to give him the second chance he deserved, and now he has the opportunity to leave that difficult chapter behind and begin a new life.

Cooper was found running on an off-ramp of a highway. A good Samaritan picked him up and brought him to the shelter. He was not claimed and ended up on the shelter’s euthanasia list when we adopted him.

Cootie's story could have ended in heartbreak, but instead, it became one of hope. Found on the shelter’s euthanasia list, she was rescued by April Star and given the care she desperately needed.

Copper was a stray dog brought to the shelter by animal control. He was emaciated, infested with fleas, and lethargic. He ended up on the shelter’s euthanasia list. We rescued him just days before he was scheduled to be euthanized.

Corey was found abandoned with his mum and siblings in the middle of nowhere, with no food or water. Thankfully, he is now safe and have a chance at a loving future he deserves.

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Crystal was rescued from the euthanasia list — given a second chance when time was running out. Coming from an overcrowded shelter with no other options, she was saved just in time thanks to quick action of April Star Adoption Foundation.

Dakota was rescued from the euthanasia list — given a second chance when time was running out. Coming from an overcrowded shelter with no other options, he was saved just in time thanks to quick action of April Star Adoption Foundation.

Daphne was on the shelter’s euthanasia list, but we rescued her just in time and gave her a second chance at life.

Darcie was surrendered to a shelter due to the passing of her owner.

In a shelter overwhelmed with dogs, Darla was quietly waiting for a chance. We were able to offer one.

Darth Vader is a Terrier Mix who was rescued from a shelter and given the chance for a fresh start through April Star. Now safe in rescue, he has the opportunity to leave that uncertain chapter behind and find the loving home he has been waiting for.

Dash was dumped in the Kern County fields with no food or water. The volunteer was walking her dogs and saw that Dash was abandoned and he had no food or water. Dash was so far out in the fields that the volunteer could hardly see him. The volunteer trapped Dash and we rescued him. Dash is a very loving dog. 


Dave was going to be euthanized. He still has a lot of verve for living. April Star has stepped in to give him his second chance. He is currently being fostered.

Dianne spent the early part of her life being used for breeding. Once no longer needed, she was left at a shelter with an uncertain future. Thankfully, we were able to rescue her.

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Dixie was abandoned in the fields with severe chemical burns on her legs. We treated Dixie and she is healed. Dixie loves attention, going on walks and she will be a loyal friend to a family

Dixie was less than a year old when her elderly owner became ill and was unable to care for her. She was scheduled to go to a shelter, but the rescue manager suggested that Dixie would be a good fit for our rescue.

Dodger was going to be euthanised at a shelter. April Star stepped in to give him a second chance.

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Dora was discovered abandoned in a cage alongside another puppy in the fields of Bakersfield. Volunteers found them and brought them to a local shelter, where they received medical care. Unfortunately, both dogs ended up on the euthanasia list. We rescued them, and the puppy has already been adopted.

Duchess was found abandoned in the middle of nowhere with her sister, left without food or water.

April Star rescued them and made sure they received the vet care and support they needed.

Duke was roaming the streets and was picked up and dropped off at a local shelter. Nobody came forward to claim him. We rescued Duke from the shelter’s euthanasia list.

Eddie was rescued from a shelter and saved from being euthanized.

Eivor was found in a storm drain in Kern County. A kind passerby alerted Animal Control, and he was taken to vet care. April Star stepped in and took him in for care.

Eliza and another dog were walking along the train tracks. An Animal Control Officer picked them up and took them to a local shelter. We rescued Eliza from the shelter’s euthanasia list.

Ellie was found on the streets of Los Angeles. She was taken to a shelter, where she was placed on the euthanasia list.

April Star Adoption Foundation stepped in to bring this sweet Maltipoo to safety and give her the second chance she deserved.

Emerson was found roaming the streets, dehydrated and emaciated. Thankfully, an animal control officer transferred him to a local emergency veterinary clinic. He was then taken to a local shelter, where he was placed on the “stray hold list. " Unfortunately, he was never reclaimed.
We rescued Emerson from the shelter’s euthanasia list. He is currently in loving foster care home where he has playmates.

Emma was rescued from a shelter where she was at risk of being euthanised. Thankfully, she was given a second chance and is now safe, cared for, and ready for the loving home she deserves.

Esme was found alone in an open field with no food, no water, and no one to care for her. Abandoned and vulnerable, she was rescued and brought to safety, giving her the second chance she deserved.

Faye was found limping and abandoned in the fields of Bakersfield, CA where she was there for several months. We rescued Faye and treated her injury on her leg. During her examination, a scar was discovered behind her ear, and the vet suspected that she had suffered a blunt force injury.

Ferdinand came to us from a shelter where he was on the list to being euthanized.

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Fitz was on the Euthanasia list and we rescued her.

It was down to the wire for Flora. Thankfully, we arrived just in time to bring them to safety.

Rosie, Jack, Oscar, Nova, and Flynn were found abandoned in a field, starving and dehydrated, their ribs clearly visible. Despite the harsh conditions, this loyal little family never left each other’s side. When our volunteers arrived, they gently offered food and water, which the dogs gratefully accepted. We couldn’t leave them behind — so we rescued the whole family and gave them the chance to begin a new life.

Forrest was abandoned in the Kern County farm fields for several months. Food was left for him by volunteers. We rescued Forrest from those fields for a second chance in
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Frank came into April Star Adoption Foundation’s care needing a fresh start and the chance to find a safe, loving home. Now he is ready for a family who can see the loyal, bright boy he is.

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Fritzina and her littermates were found in need of help and brought to safety. Now in our care, she’s safe, supported, and beginning her journey toward a loving home where she can grow and thrive.

Gandalf was saved from being euthanized and April Star are giving him a second chance.

Gigi came into April Star Adoption Foundation’s care ready for a fresh start and the chance to find a safe, loving home. Now she is waiting for a family who can offer her the care, comfort, and companionship she deserves.

GinGin was rescued from a shelter and was on the list for euthanization. We rescued him to give hm a chance at a new life.

Gio and Vonny are Chihuahua mix brothers who were surrendered and are now looking for a fresh start in a loving home.

Glacier was found alongside four other dogs on an abandoned farm. These dogs were picked up and taken to a shelter. Glacier was initially placed in a foster home but escaped twice and was returned to the shelter. We rescued Glacier from the shelter's euthanasia list.

Groucho was collected from a shelter after being left unclaimed. We stepped in to give them a second chance at a better life.

Gunner was at risk in a crowded shelter when April Star stepped in and gave him the second chance he deserved.

Maggie and his family were abandoned on the streets of Kern County, hungry, thirsty, and trying to survive in the heat. Volunteers stepped in with food, water, and care — and we quickly rescued them.

Though the family was scared at first, they’re now safe and slowly learning to trust again.

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Hank had been passed over again and again at the shelter. But we saw something special in him and knew he deserved more.

Hansel and Gretel, a sweet brother and sister duo, were placed on the euthanasia list with little time left. We knew their story deserved a better ending, so we stepped in and rescued them. Now safe and cared for, they’re each looking forward to a new beginning in a loving home.

Harold came to April Star from a shelter, where his future was uncertain. Now safe in rescue, this sweet Bulldog has the chance to leave that behind and begin a more settled path ahead.

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Huey Lewis was found near the entrance of an orchard near the gate by the roadside. He was scared, hungry, and alone. A good Samaritan picked him up and took him to a local shelter. We rescued Huey from the shelter’s euthanasia list.

Hugo was brought to a shelter as a stray, along with a group of other dogs. While at the shelter, he fell ill with kennel cough, which later developed into pneumonia. We arranged for a temporary foster who cared for him and nursed him back to health.

Rescued just in time from a shelter, Indiana Bones is in our care and waiting for his forever home.

Indy was rescued from a shelter where, heartbreakingly, she was on the euthanzia list—despite being a staff favourite. Her gentle nature and loving spirit made her stand out, and we knew she deserved a second chance. Now safe in our care, Indie is ready to begin her next chapter in a forever home.

Irish and another rescued dog were part of an illegal breeding operation. A total of fifteen dogs and four puppies were found abandoned at the property. There was no evidence of dog fighting. The dogs were taken to a shelter, but unfortunately, they were not reclaimed by their owner. We rescued Irish from the shelter's euthanasia list.

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Jagger was abandoned in the orchards with no food or water in 100 degree heat.

Jane was dumped in the streets of Bakersfield. She was picked up and taken to a shelter where she was put on the list to be euthanized.

After being left behind and nearly out of options, this dog was brought into the care of April Star, where they’re getting a second chance.

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Jersey’s owner could no longer care for her, and she suddenly found herself without a home. 💔
Rather than see her end up in the shelter system, April Star stepped in to make sure Jersey stayed safe and supported. We’re covering all her medical care and food while she waits for her forever family.

Jogy was going to be euthanized at the shelter. April Star stepped into give Jogy a second chance.

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Julia, a German Shepherd mix, was found on the euthanasia list at a shelter with little time left. We stepped in to bring her to safety, giving her the chance to start a new chapter filled with care and stability.

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Kiki was rescued with her mum and brothers and sisters from the side of the road. April Star was able to step in and give them the care they needed.

King George was rescued from the shelter just in time, as he was scheduled to be euthanized. We stepped in and saved his life, giving this sweet soul the second chance he so deeply deserved. Now safe and cared for, he’s ready for a new beginning filled with love and hope.

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Koda was found abandoned on the side of the road with his mum and siblings, left without food or water. Thankfully, they were rescued and given the care and safety they so desperately needed.

Rescued just in time from being euthanized, Ladybug is looking forward to finding a family of his own.

Lamby was rescued from a shelter where he had been patiently waiting for someone to see his gentle spirit. With his time running short, we stepped in to give him the safety and care he needed. Now he’s safe and ready for a new beginning.

Lanney the Collie Mix was found abandoned on the streets of Bakersfield and brought to a shelter, where she was later placed on the euthanasia list.

Larissa came into April Star Adoption Foundation’s care needing a fresh start and the chance to find a safe, loving home. Now she is ready for a family who can give her the comfort, care, and security she deserves.

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Two teenage boys tried to drop off Levi at a local shelter, being that the boys were underage, they were not allowed to surrender this dog to the shelter. We were contacted, and we rescued Levi from being dumped.

Lexie was rescued from a shelter by April Star and given the chance for a fresh start.

Once on the euthanasia list with no options left, this deserving dog got their miracle. April Star stepped in, and today they’re healthy, happy, and learning that people can be kind. Every wag of their tail is a reminder of why we do what we do. 🐶💛

Lilly was in need of support, and April Star stepped in to help give her a fresh start.

She is now safe, cared for, and being given the chance she deserves as she begins her next chapter.

Lincoln, a staff favorite at the shelter, was heartbreakingly placed on the euthanasia list. Thankfully, we were able to step in just in time and rescue him, giving him the second chance he truly deserved.

Lindsay was found abandoned in the fields of Bakersfield, scared and alone. Volunteers discovered her hiding, and April Star rescued him.

Lisa was rescued from a shelter after finding herself in need of safety and a fresh start. April Star Adoption Foundation stepped in to give this sweet little girl the second chance she deserved and the opportunity to find a loving home.

Loki was found at a shelter and brought into our care for a second chance. Now safe and supported, he’s ready to begin a new chapter and find a home of his own.

Lorenzo was discovered concealed within the orchards of a secluded region in Bakersfield, where it was evident that he had been abandoned. Overcome with fear, he remained at a distance, feeling terrified, cold, and isolated. The surroundings were damp and muddy, offering no shelter or safety from the coyotes. It was clear that he needed to be rescued promptly. After some time and with the help of treats, he was finally captured. Lorenzo is currently be fostered.
Lorenzo is an incredibly charming little fellow. He enjoys playing with his toys and has a friendly demeanor that makes him utterly lovable, especially with his docked tail. If you’re in search of a fantastic new companion, he is sure to be a wonderful addition to your life.

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Nubin came to us from a shelter where his future was uncertain. He has one shorter leg, but it does not stop him from getting around and he walks just fine. Now safe in our care, Nubin has been given the chance for a fresh start and the brighter future he deserves.

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Lucy was one of three strays found roaming the streets of Kern County. Animal Control picked them up and brought them to the shelter. We rescued Lucy from the shelter’s euthanasia list.

Lyla was abandoned in the orchards with no food or water in 100 degree heat.

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Mack was rescued from the euthanasia list — given a second chance when time was running out. Coming from an overcrowded shelter with no other options, he was saved just in time thanks to quick action of April Star Adoption Foundation.

Maggie and her family were abandoned on the streets of Kern County, hungry, thirsty, and trying to survive in the heat. Volunteers stepped in with food, water, and care — and we quickly rescued them.

During her spay procedure, vets discovered Maggie had a serious infection, but with treatment, she made a full recovery. Though the family was scared at first, they’re now safe and slowly learning to trust again.

Little Maggie was rescued with her mum and brothers and sisters from a dire situation. April Star was able to step in and give them the care they needed.

Maggie was abandoned in the Kern County fields with no food or water. Maggie was starving and thirsty. Her ribs were showing due to hunger. Maggie came up to the volunteer and is a very loving dog. Maggie was brought the shelter and was placed on the euthanasia list. We rescued Maggie.

Malone was at risk of being euthanized when April Star stepped in just in time to save him. Now safe and cared for, he’s getting the second chance he deserves.

Maple was going to be euthanized. April Star stepped in and rescued her to give her a second chance. She is currently being fostered.

Marina was rescued from a euthanasia list at a shelter. April start stepped in to give her a second chance.

Marley was found abandoned with her mum and siblings in the middle of nowhere, with no food or water. Thankfully, she is now safe and have a chance at a loving future she deserves.

Carlos was one of two pinchers found wandering through a residential area. They were picked up by animal control and taken to the shelter. We rescued both dogs from the shelter’s euthanasia list.

Matilda’s story began in a shelter, where her future was uncertain and time was running out. When April Star learned she was on the euthanasia list, we knew we had to help

Maudie was rescued from a shelter after being placed on the euthanasia list. She is now safe, cared for, and ready for a second chance with a loving family.

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Max was at the shelter on the Euthanasia list, we rescued Max.

Max was at the shelter and he was going to be euthanized. We saved Max to give him a 2nd chance to live his best life and be adopted into a loving home.

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Merlot was of three dogs found roaming next to a bridge embankment in Kern County. Animal Control brought her along with the other dogs to a local shelter. We rescued Merlot from the shelter’s euthanasia list.

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Millie came to us from an overcrowded shelter, where space was limited and time was running out. With no one coming forward, she was at serious risk of being euthanized. Thankfully, we were able to step in just in time and bring her into our care.

Milly, a Pit Bull, was found at a shelter with her future uncertain. We brought her into our care to give her the safety and second chance she deserves.

Milly was facing euthanasia at an overcrowded shelter, with time quickly running out. Thanks to the swift efforts of April Star Adoption Foundation, she was rescued just in time and given the chance to start a new, hopeful chapter in life.

Though the family was scared at first, they’re now safe and slowly learning to trust again.

Miracle came to us from a shelter where her future was uncertain. We stepped in to bring her into safety so she could have the chance for a fresh start and a loving home.

Miso was rescued just in time from the euthanasia list. With no one coming forward to claim him, we stepped in to give this sweet boy a second chance at life.

Missy’s story began in a shelter, but April Star stepped in to change her path. Now safe in rescue, she has the chance for a fresh start.

Mist was rescued from a shelter where he was sadly at risk of being euthanized. Thankfully, we found him just in time and brought him into our care to give him a second chance. He’s now safe, loved, and on his way to finding his forever home.

Misty was rescued from a shelter and brought into our care for a fresh start. Now safe and supported, she’s ready for the next chapter of her life.

Mocha was found on the streets of Kern County. Mocha was injured, a human put a fire cracker next to her leg and it exploded. Mocha was scared, injured, hungry and thirsty. The volunteer saw her limping and they tried for days to get her. Finally, she was trapped. Mocha was treated for her injury and she is fully recovered. Mocha is a sweet dog, cautious but needs to be in a loving home.

This sweet dog was found on the shelter’s euthanasia list, just hours away from running out of time. Thanks to the quick action of April Star Adoption Foundation, Mojo was rescued and given a second chance at life. Now, they’re healthy, safe, and ready to find their forever family. 💕

Moose, was found on the shelters euthanasia list at just 4 months old. With time running out, he was rescued and brought to safety.

Moose and his brother Bear were abandoned in a local park. A kind samaritan rescued them and reached out to April Star for help.

Mr. Bubbles was on the euthanasia list at the shelter. We don’t know if Mr. Bubbles was an owner surrender. We rescued Mr. Bubbles and gave him a second chance at life.

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Murphy, a 4-month-old German Shepherd puppy, was found on the shelter’s euthanasia list with time quickly running out. Thankfully, he was rescued just in time and is now safe, growing strong, and looking forward to a bright future.