Center for Animal Protection & EducationVita and Sophie • From Suffering to Sanctuary
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Center for Animal Protection & EducationVita and Sophie • From Suffering to Sanctuary
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Years helping animals with special needs
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What we do:The Center for Animal Protection and Education (CAPE) works to save the lives of individual animals who are older or have special needs and to educate people about ways in which they can change their own lives to alleviate animal suffering.
Animals currently in CAPE's care
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Animals with special needs rescued
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Celina, the CAPE burro matriarch, enjoying a dust bath after receiving her meds.
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Alvin strutting his stuff!
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CAPE's Doggie Door Dog House is Ready
In late 2019, CAPE was generously gifted a grant to build an indoor dog kennel at the sanctuary for dogs who are waiting to be adopted. Due to COVID, plans were put on hold. We, with the help of Apollo, Gertie and Tabby, are SO happy to announce that the build is finished and we are ready to welcome dogs at risk to a temporary safe space while we look for placement.
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CAPE's Wildfire Animal Assistance Fund
(WAAF) Continues in 2025 CAPE has been generously gifted with the funds to continue the WAAF Program. These funds are earmarked to provide financial assistance for animals injured and/or displaced in California, Washington & Oregon communities affected by wildfires or other natural disasters.
You can read more about this program
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“"Never, never be afraid to do what's right, especially if the well-being of a person or animal is at stake. Society's punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict on our soul when we look the other way."
~ Martin Luther King, Jr