About  Rosie’s Rescue Ranch

Our official designation is C&C Animal Rescue and Rehab Inc, but we operate under the name Rosie’s Rescue Ranch. The abbreviation C&C represents Cinda and Cris, who have collaborated in rescuing animals since 2007. Within our facility, we care for a diverse range of permanent residents. Offering a nurturing environment, we ensure their well-being by providing essential services such as feeding, shelter, medications, enrichment, and maintaining a safe, clean living space.

Rosie was the inspiration to start the rescue ranch. She came in paralyzed in the hind legs and with veterinary care and a lot of love, she can now run and play.

Rosie's Rescue Ranch

What we do

We are trying to make a difference in the animal world.

Clinic

We have an on site veterinary clinic to take care of the medical needs of all our rescues.

Education

Spay and neuter is not only important to control the population, but it also decreases the risk of certain diseases and life threatening illnesses. Proper animal husbandry is important to keep the animals healthy and happy.

Wildlife Rehab

Many different animal species are brought to our facility for medical attention until they recover and are taken back to a wildlife sanctuary.
Donations are greatly appreciated. 100% of donations go to the animals feed and medical attention.

Success Stories

These are some of the rescued animals with serious medical issues that needed our care.

Recent Adoptions

Rosies’ Rescue Ranch has quite a few long-term residents that we have been the right home for. It is amazing, because two have just found the perfect home. Butler has been here for almost 5 years. He came in when a disc ruptured in his lumbar spine and he was...

Chance

Chance is a 4-year-old male who may be a Golden Retriever that was left in an abandoned home in Globe, Arizona. He was starving to death and has some major medical problems. This case is not just about the will to live but also humans intervening and making a...

Success Story: Animals in need

This past month has been especially busy, with many animals needing urgent care and rescue. We’ve treated a wide range of cases—from a pit bull puppy injured after being run over by a truck, to a young alpaca at risk of losing his home. We also took in four dogs rescued from a hoarding situation in Seligman, and cared for a cat from Jerome who suffered a severe tail injury that led to a resistant bacterial infection.

Sailor

Meet Sailor - and his story from lying down, unable to lift his head, to wagging his tail.

LUCY

Meet Lucy. Lucy arrived fragile, scared, and desperately ill. What unfolded next reminds us why we do this work.

100 Women Who Care

We were nominated for a donation from a group called 100 Women Who Care in October and were then drawn from a hat, along with two other groups, to present at their monthly meeting on November 3rd. I had 4 minutes to talk about our rescue, how long we had been...

Adopt

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Meet our Animals

Dogs

Alpacas

Birds

Llamas

Horses

Emus

All donations go to the animals 100%. This includes money, food, toys or any donation that you would like to give. We are a 501c3 non profit with EIN# 93-3149679.
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