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February 06, 2013
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We love to see photos of rescued animals who have found forever homes through our adoption program. Today, we are delighted to share a cute photo of Davey and Fiona (who were adopted this past weekend) enjoying dessert together in their new indoor digs in the Eastern San Francisco Bay Area!

We love to see photos of rescued animals who have found forever homes through our adoption program. Today, we are delighted to share a cute photo of Davey and Fiona (who were adopted this past weekend) enjoying dessert together in their new indoor digs in the Eastern San Francisco Bay Area!

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February 05, 2013
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Berkeleyside: "Pets dumped in Tilden cause problems, become dinner"
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February 05, 2013
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Can you lend Lydia a helping hand? This sweet girl hasn’t had a single adoption inquiry since her rescue in November 2012. Today, we would love some extra help in spreading her adoption profile around the Internet. ‘Sharing’ is caring! Lydia’s New Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/AdoptLydia

Can you lend Lydia a helping hand? This sweet girl hasn’t had a single adoption inquiry since her rescue in November 2012. Today, we would love some extra help in spreading her adoption profile around the Internet. ‘Sharing’ is caring!

Lydia’s New Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/AdoptLydia

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February 04, 2013
PARTY ALERT! It’s Grandpa Jones’ big day. The Old Man turns two today. For every ‘Like’ on this post, we will kiss Grandpa for you! Rescued from euthanasia at a rural, high-kill animal shelter, Grandpa found safety at Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary and got a new lease on life. Despite his senior citizen status, this fifteen-year-old rescued beagle is a born-again puppy. It’s a wonder to watch this wise gentleman run, howl, and, yes, snore with such zest and zeal. He reminds us to make every day a meaningful one. Today, we salute you, Grandpa!

PARTY ALERT! It’s Grandpa Jones’ big day. The Old Man turns two today. For every ‘Like’ on this post, we will kiss Grandpa for you!

Rescued from euthanasia at a rural, high-kill animal shelter, Grandpa found safety at Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary and got a new lease on life. Despite his senior citizen status, this fifteen-year-old rescued beagle is a born-again puppy. It’s a wonder to watch this wise gentleman run, howl, and, yes, snore with such zest and zeal. He reminds us to make every day a meaningful one.

Today, we salute you, Grandpa!

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February 04, 2013
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Vegansaurus! Harvest Home vegan bakesale in Oakland this Saturday!

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There’s another bakesale this weekend! This one is in Oakland and benefits the wonderful Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary.

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Valentine’s Vegan Bake Sale for Harvest Home Sanctuary

Proceeds of our upcoming bake sale will benefit the sanctuary’s healthcare fund.

Saturday,…

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February 03, 2013
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Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary’s #1 49ers fan: Mr. A the Rooster. True Story: Mr. A (Full name: Amado) is a former San Franciscan! His golden feathers and bright red comb aptly sport the colors of his hometown NFL team. Amado along with his girlfriend hen, Valor, were the companion chickens of San Francisco paramedic-firefighter Anthony Valerio who died on June 4, 2011 as a result of injuries sustained in the line of duty. Fellow fire fighters contacted Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary to find a home for his chickens. We welcomed the avian duo to our rescued flock in memory of this fallen hero. Check out a photo of Mr. A and Valor the day they arrived at the sanctuary. Become Mr. A’s sponsor for Valentine’s Day. **************** Mr. A’s Super Bowl Sunday Instagram Portrait: February 2013.

Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary’s #1 49ers fan: Mr. A the Rooster.

True Story: Mr. A (Full name: Amado) is a former San Franciscan! His golden feathers and bright red comb aptly sport the colors of his hometown NFL team.

Amado along with his girlfriend hen, Valor, were the companion chickens of San Francisco paramedic-firefighter Anthony Valerio who died on June 4, 2011 as a result of injuries sustained in the line of duty. Fellow fire fighters contacted Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary to find a home for his chickens. We welcomed the avian duo to our rescued flock in memory of this fallen hero. Check out a photo of Mr. A and Valor the day they arrived at the sanctuary. Become Mr. A’s sponsor for Valentine’s Day.

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Mr. A’s Super Bowl Sunday Instagram Portrait: February 2013.

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February 03, 2013
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Davey and Fiona the Rescued Rabbits found their forever home this weekend. Best wishes for a great future together, kiddos! A HUGE thank you to the dedicated and compassionate Deborah Claassen for fostering this adorable rabbit duo. Fostering rescued animals is a wonderful way to support Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary.

Davey and Fiona the Rescued Rabbits found their forever home this weekend. Best wishes for a great future together, kiddos!

A HUGE thank you to the dedicated and compassionate Deborah Claassen for fostering this adorable rabbit duo. Fostering rescued animals is a wonderful way to support Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary.

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February 02, 2013
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Congrats to Nia the Rabbit: This little lady was adopted today!

Congrats to Nia the Rabbit: This little lady was adopted today!

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February 02, 2013
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Did you know February is Adopt-A-Rescued Rabbit Month?

We’re kicking off this important month with an adoption event today in Dublin. Stop by the East Bay SPCA and meet rescued rabbits looking for forever homes, like Mr. Dudley!

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February 01, 2013
Sunrise over the Sanctuary: Right now, the sun is peeking over the horizon and our front gate. It’s always important to remember that the sanctuary’s front entrance is the physical gateway to peace and safety for so many animals who have been abused, neglected and exploited in our often violent world. The sanctuary’s gateway is a departure from cruelty and a promise for a new beginning.

Sunrise over the Sanctuary: Right now, the sun is peeking over the horizon and our front gate. It’s always important to remember that the sanctuary’s front entrance is the physical gateway to peace and safety for so many animals who have been abused, neglected and exploited in our often violent world. The sanctuary’s gateway is a departure from cruelty and a promise for a new beginning.