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| The bison residents of the Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch.© The HSUS/Michelle Riley |
| Animals Find Quiet Refuge at the Ranch
Under the wide Texas sky, nearly 1,300 animals rescued from abuse and exploitation live in peace at the Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch operated by The Fund for Animals in partnership with The Humane Society of the United States.
Though their species and backgrounds vary, they bask in the common security of a place where, as envisioned by the late Fund president and founder Cleveland Amory—author, journalist, and animal protection crusader—the animals are not to be looked at, but looked after.
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High Desert an Oasis for Animals
Staff at The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center in Ramona, Calif., are on call 24 hours a day, everyday. As it is for The Fund's Cape Wildlife Center across the country, the goal for the Ramona center is to fix up the animals and return them to their habitat. Read more» |
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A Haven For Injured Wildlife
The mission for employees and volunteers at the Cape Wildlife Center is always the same when it comes to the wildlife that comes through their door: To save and rehabilitate the animals and return them to the wild. Read more» |
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Update on the Wild Mustangs
The more than 80 wild mustangs rescued from abuse on a Nebraska farm are receiving extra special care to help find loving, permanent homes for as many as possible. Check in here to say how the animals are doing» |
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