My basic info
- Breed
- Labrador Retriever / Shepherd (Unknown Type)
- Age
- 5 years 5 months old, Adult
- Sex
- Female
- Color
- Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut
- Size
- Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
- Weight
- Not listed
- Pet ID
- R179
My story
Rescue
Contact info
Website
https://muttsandrunts.org/
Address
Bakersfield, CA 93311
Their adoption process
Application
Home Check
Meet and Greet
Adoption Fee Range from 150.00 to 325.00 depending on age
Home Check
Meet and Greet
Adoption Fee Range from 150.00 to 325.00 depending on age
Adoption steps
- Submit Application
- Interview
- Home Check
- Meet the Pet
- Approve Application
- Pay Fee
- Sign Adoption Contract
Go meet their pets
Please send an email to schedule a meet and greet
More about this rescue
Mutts and Runts Rescue was founded in 2017 after seeing the numerous strays, neglected and often abused animals in Bakersfield. Being a transplant, Brandi Reed was taken by surprise of the overpopulation of dogs and knew she needed to do something. In her first year, 100 dogs were placed into loving homes.
Our rescue dogs typically consist of strays and severe medical cases. With limited fosters and volunteers, our long term goals are to improve our community outreach and financially assist other rescues when they take in cases we aren't able to physically assist.
Mutts and Runts has extended to serve Reno, Nevada. Reno, having a large dog friendly community, has the opposite problem of Bakersfield- they don’t have enough dogs for people willing to adopt. Together, we’re able to help more dogs get their happy ending with loving families, additional support of fosters, volunteers, fundraising, and access to a wonderful rehab facility.
Our rescue dogs typically consist of strays and severe medical cases. With limited fosters and volunteers, our long term goals are to improve our community outreach and financially assist other rescues when they take in cases we aren't able to physically assist.
Mutts and Runts has extended to serve Reno, Nevada. Reno, having a large dog friendly community, has the opposite problem of Bakersfield- they don’t have enough dogs for people willing to adopt. Together, we’re able to help more dogs get their happy ending with loving families, additional support of fosters, volunteers, fundraising, and access to a wonderful rehab facility.