Sponsor A Pet - and be featured on our site!

We want to say "Thank You!" to our generous sponsors who are currently supporting our sanctuary. Thank you Sherry and Kevin Ahern for your generosity and helping us care for several resident Luckydogs. Thank You Alice Dutra for your holiday contribution and all of your help over the years. Thank You Adriana Diakiw for your support and regular contributions. Thanks to Dr Bruce Lindsey for all of your donated time and kindness. Thank You, Dr Kirk Feinberg, for being supportive for all these years. Thank You to all of the neighbors, friends and animal lovers who have donated a little time or money over the years. And, last but not least, a big Thank You to Erica wilder-Panetta who is going to make us a new, wonderful website!

These pets still need sponsors:



Our little Short Bus, is lucky to be alive. He was the patient of a veterinarian who could not fathom the idea of minimizing vaccination. This puppy's life was endangered repeatedly because his vet could not look past the harsh protocol promoted by vaccine manufacturers. Shorty had a severe reaction to his first set of puppy vaccines. As expected, he also had severe reactions to his second, third, and fourth vaccinations despite being treated with antihistamines prophylactically. We just can't believe a vet vaccinated this poor dog and put his life in danger three times after witnessing a severe allergic reactions to his first set of vaccines. She, like many other vets, was willing to risk his life for the sake of "prevention".  After polling some veterinarians, we are also suspicious that Short Bus' learning disabilities may be related to his being assaulted with vaccine toxins. Shorty will be a Luckydog resident for life so we can be certain he'll live in a safe environment free of pesticides and never be subjected to vaccination again. If you would like to be Shorty's Angel, please consider sponsoring him for $50/month, the approximate cost of his raw diet. If you want to help Shorty, but need a more budget-friendly option, please consider sending him a bottle of Transfer Factor to help balance out his immune system. Shorty thanks you for your help.

Pass this information on to friends and family in the Southern California area and if you can help by offering space in your home or donating funds, please contact Luckydog Sanctuary by emailing Nikol.