Welcome to Animal Rescuers Without Borders!

P.O. Box 712444 San Diego, CA 92171 (619) 977-3593 animalrescuers@sbcglobal.net

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Making a Difference in Their Lives.
We are a non-profit & all breed rescue organization operating in the Baja, Mexico and San Diego, CA areas to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome cats & dogs. Learn more about

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Allie
German Shepherd Dog / Shepherd / Mixed (short coat)

Scheduled Adoption Events

To see all events, visit our EVENT CALENDAR Page.

To make the most out of your time, we suggest you SUBMIT an adoption APPLICATION BEFORE an adoption event.

Check the animal attendance the morning before the event to confirm attendance of a particular rescue. In addition, please check the up-to-date animals attendance list 1 HOUR BEFORE an event to know if the dog or cat you want to meet is still attending.

Also remember to review important event information BEFORE attending.

Donate

Not ready to adopt a dog or cat? Have no time to volunteer or foster?

You can still help: a donation is a great way to help ARWOB! Any amount - large or small - is appreciated.

Find out other ways you can donate to ARWOB by visiting our donation page.

Foster a Rescue

Fostering is
FREE and FUN!

We not only provide you with everything you need to take care of one of our rescues, but the experience is SO fulfilling. By placing one animal into a foster home, you allow us to save another. We are always in need of foster parents.

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Animal Success Stories

Our NEW BEGINNINGS in our forever homes!

Click on their pictures and see how far they have come!

Please visit our Success Stories page to read all of our stories!

Piper

"Piper (now Gabby) is doing great. I'm sending some recent pictures. She had some pretty major knee surgery last November for a dislocating knee cap injury, but she is 100% better now. She went through obedience school this summer and is doing very well with her training. She's going through a protective phase right now, I'm told it's typical for shepherd breeds, but we are working with her and she's getting much better." -Julia Busch (9/12/10)