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Main Email: General Questions or to inquire about appointments: info@fresnobullyrescue.org

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Fresno Bully Rescue Shelter Address

11740 East Belmont Avenue, Sanger, California 93657, United States

Open-the-the-Public Days/Times

WE ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY

OUR VISITING HOURS ARE: 9AM-4PM

(Wed & Fri we close for lunch from 12pm-1pm)

YOU ARE WELCOME TO COME BY FOR A VISIT WITH OR WITH-OUT AN APPOINTMENT! IF YOU'RE COMING FROM OUR OF TOWN, WE DO SUGGEST MAKING AN APPOINTMENT TO HELP US BETTER ACCOMMODATE YOU DURING YOUR VISIT.

RESCUE & SURRENDER REQUESTS

REGARDING SURRENDER & RESCUE REQUESTS:

We are currently on intake freeze and are NOT accepting any owner surrenders at this moment because we are at max capacity. Please DO NOT show up at the shelter with a dog unannounced - we are not an open admission shelter.

PREVIOUSLY ADOPTED FBR DOGS:

If you need to get in touch with us regarding a previously adopted FBR dog, for ANY reason, please contact our Adoption Coordinator, Terese Shaw directly by emailing: info@fresnobullyrescue.org

FOUND A STRAY?

We are not able to pick up stray dogs running at large. If you need a stray dog pick up, please contact your local animal control. If you have found a stray dog, please ask around the area in which the dog was found to make sure any neighbors don't recognise him. You can take your found dog to any vet hospital to get scanned for a possible microchip, and can also ask the vet if the dog looks familiar to them. We also suggest that you post fliers up at local vet offices & pet stores.

Here is a handy pet flier generator

Make sure you have scanned the local lost & found ads on Craigslist & the Classifieds.

We also invite you to post a "Found" ad on our Facebook page. Please include the date & location where the dog was found, a photo and a way in which people can contact you.

Customers have questions, you have answers. Display the most frequently asked questions, so everybody benefits.

Here is another good resource for info on what to do if you found a stray

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