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9:05AM - 9:05PM
1830 Olive St, Ramona
Community Services Non Profits
“such a wonderful experience. all of the animals are so kind and it’s so wonderful what the sanctuary is doing for these sweet baby’s! will definitely be back soon!!”
“it's a jumping little art gallery, with so much going on all the time. Paint, sculpture, jewelry. From kids to senior art classes! what a great place to pull yourself out of a pandemic slump. Be yourself do Art!!!”
“Very informative staffed with super helpful people. The brought scopes and binoculars to share and knew great sites to see a variety of interesting birds in the wild.”
9:30AM - 5PM
773 Main St, Ramona
Community Services Non Profits
“Love this place. Tons of stuff, make sure to check out the patio area (access from inside only) where there is even MORE great stuff and furniture. Great people, I always donate to them.”
“Michelle was amazing throughout our entire experience of fostering and adopting our sweet Sadie! I can’t say enough good things about this rescue and how much they care. So many amazing dogs wouldn’t be here today without The Rescued Pup’s tireless efforts to save the dogs that others have given up on. ?”
“This location is nicely stocked and very easy to navigate. All the employees are very helpful and friendly! Spanish speaking staff is a great plus. There’s always something nice to choose from and interesting displays no matter the season. It’s so nice to have such a clean and neat thrift store so close!”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“This foundation/rescue is really special. My daughter and I began volunteering here a couple of months ago and have been blown away by the facility, the staff, the other volunteers, as well as all their programs. They work to rescue senior pets (dogs and cats over the age of 7) from shelters all over SoCal and place them in homes. When you adopt from FFF, all vet care is covered for the rest of that animal's life (assuming you can make the drive to Ramona).There are multiple programs for getting to know the animals - a morning group hike (for dogs), Open House on the weekends, a day-long outing (for dogs, maybe to PetsMart, a nearby winery, or local dog-friendly restaurant), a 2-week foster (called a "Fling"), Freedom Rides (picking dogs up from shelters and bringing them to FFF), and of course, fostering until adoption (either by younor someone else). They will board senior dogs whose owners lose housing or experience a medical emergency, until they can return home. The website lists other programs...there are so many!FFF works really hard to get as much info as possible on the website and on social media so folks get an idea of what each animal is like. If you're considering adding a furry family member, there really is no downside to adopting a senior, and there's no better place to do it than from Frosted Faces”