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Harmony Pets - Home


Did you know...?

Having an animal spayed or neutered increases its chances for a longer life. 
Dogs that have been altered live on average 1 to 3 years longer - cats 3 to 5!
 


Harmony Rescue has cared for over 
2400
animals since 2004!

       

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Life at Harmony

     

Cat Family

Harmony Rescue is caring for 7 cats. Their current owner inherited a family of cats and looks to HR for their continued care. They now live in Kitty Castle 1 (catery) and enjoy hanging out on all sorts of carpet trees and the screened-in porch.


Donkey Family


Jenny is going great and has settled into being the queen donkey at Harmony Rescue. Jenny believes she rules the farm.


Horse Family


Buddy, Sarah, Lucy, and Reeces complete the Harmony herd.

Dog Family


Sam, Joey, Katie girl, Dolly, Annalee, and Carly are special needs dogs. Each has a very unique personality. They are all timid in the sense of taking time to trust. They will live their lives out with us unless they find the right owners, humans that will take and accept the time to work with them. 
   

Sponsor Program

 

Not ready for a pet of your own but still want to help an animal in need? The above kids will likely live out their lives at Harmony. If you are not able to have an animal and are interested in sponsoring one, click on the "Sponsor Us" button.

Current sponsored Pets include: Horses - Maggie & Lucy, Dogs - Sam

Once prompted to review your donation information, please specify who you would like to sponsor in the "Reason for Donation" field provided before confirming.

 

Other Animals

 

Little Animals

Harmony Rescue does take in rabbits, gerbils, guinea pigs and chinchillas occasionally. We currently have Charlie (chinchilla) who loves his head scratched, dust baths, raisins, and sticks. We also have three small rabbits and two HUGE outdoor California White rabbits. All are spayed and neutered.