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Local Rescue Groups

Marley's Mutts    is a local non-profit organization that rescues, rehabilitates, trains and re-homes death row dogs from high kill animal shelters.  Zach Skow, founder and director of Marley's Mutts, has a unique approach to rescuing these forsaken pets as well as human members of our community.    

Tehachapi Veterinary Hospital is proud to assist in these efforts by providing a free exam for these adopted dogs within 3 business days from the day of adoption.      

Visit their website at http:/marleysmutts.org                                                                        

 

Tehachapi Humane Society

661-823-0699

 

Kern Humane Society                                           

661-325-2589

 

Rainbow Rescue

760-373-2907

 

S.T.O.P.

661-823-4100

 

Doberman Pinscher S.O.S.

661-886-1721

 

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  • "I can't tell you how grateful we are to have such awesome vets. Your patience, knowledge, compassion and above all...care are just incredible!"
    Leah M Tehachapi, CA
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