Welcome to the Rocky Mountain
Animal Rescue Ranch home page.
You are here because of your love and compassion for animals. That’s what the Rocky Mountain Animal Rescue Ranch is all about and so much more. There are no coincidences in this world and it’s no mistake that you found this site and are reading this. The Rocky Mountain Animal Rescue Ranch is more than an animal shelter, but to get the whole vision of what we are starting, please go to our vision page to find out how you can be a part of this wonderful vision.
The Ranch will use this page as not only our “Welcome” to visitors but also as a changing informational page, posting updates on the land, shelters, new animals and funny happenings, as well as all the changes that will be happening in the next few weeks. Please watch for updates as they start to happen!
Blessings,
Shirley Scott
Current News & Events
Rocky Mountain Animal Rescue Ranch is now a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization.
All donations are tax deductible.
Donate Today.
Feb. 13 at Walla Faces Wine Tasting Room, 216 Main St. Walla Walla from 1 to 8 pm 509-526-5020 for details
March 13 at Walla Faces Wine Tasting Room, 216 Main St. Walla Walla from 1 to 8 pm 509-526-5020 for details
April 17th at Walla Faces Wine Tasting Room, 216 Main St. Walla Walla from 1 to 8 pm 509-526-5020 for details
April 24th at Walla Faces Wine Tasting Room, 216 Main St. Walla Walla from 1 to 8 pm 509-526-5020 for details
May 8th at Walla Faces Wine Tasting Room, 216 Main St. Walla Walla from 1 to 8 pm 509-526-5020 for details
June 19 at Walla Faces Wine Tasting Room, 216 Main St. Walla Walla from 1 to 8 pm 509-526-5020 for details
Dog Trainging at Washington State Penitentiary
I'm the volunteer dog trainer at the Washington State Penitentiary, for the non-profit organization Pawfect Connections which is part of a national program to help train shelter dogs. It's a fact that many dogs end up back in shelters because they either aren't train or learn undesirable behavior while waiting to be adopted. This program allows dogs to live with offenders while they are being trained - about 10 weeks. The offenders train them to sit, stay, walk on a leash, etc. – basic training so when they do go into a new home their chances of staying with a family are much better. We've had a lot of success adopting the dogs out after their training and I hope you'll look at your local shelter to find your next dog, cat or family pet. Give a pet a second chance and adopt them into your "forever home."
Families In Faith
The Rescue Ranch has partnered with an International Wellness company to provide an ongoing fund-raising opportunity. Please contact Denise Ellingson for information on how to buy “green”, all natural products while helping to raise money for the animal rescue ranch.
Email Denise, Call 208-772-0290 or go to familiesinfaith.com/DeniseE to find out more.
If you would like to help raise money for the Ranch with a workshop in your area, please email me and we can talk about the details.