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.
June 19th – Will be doing a fund raiser in Spokane at the Unity Church 2900 Bernard St, Spokane, WA. 10 am to 4 pm
June 26th – Come back Wags to Whiskers at 1903 E. Isaacs, Walla Walla, WA – behind the Magic Car Wash – I’ll be there doing readings and helping people with dog training ($20) to raiser money for the ranch. There will be a drawing for a FREE bag of dog/cat food and when you buy products for your pet, 10% will be donated to the ranch. Come by from 10 am to 4 pm and have some fun.
June 12 at Walla Faces Wine Tasting Room, 216 Main St. Walla Walla from 1 to 8 pm 509-526-5020 for details
Dog trainer at the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla, Wa.
Shirley is also the dog trainer at the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla, Wa.
Phoenix Exotic Animal Expo in Chehalis, Washington
As an animal communicator I have the honor of communicating with a large variety of animals. Each year I'm asked to come to the Phoenix Exotic Animal Expo in Chehalis, Washington. These people are saving many abused and misunderstood exotic animals. Most people think it's great to have an exotic animal but humans think the wild animal should act like our other domesticated animals and they don't. There's a reason we call them "wild animals". Even if they have been born and raised in captivity, their DNA still runs them and tells them they are wild. We humans have to understand and honor that. The people who are members of the Phoenix Exotic Animal Association know what they are getting into when they rescue a wild captive animal. They believe in education and knowledge of any species is the most important thing. They also believe if you don't have that understanding and the right environment for the animal, don't get it. They have saved many animals from abusive homes because these homes didn't understand the world of a wild animal. So please enjoy the pictures of some of these wonderful creatures I got to talk with but remember, they are wild and are only in captivity because someone didn't understand that.
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.