Texie used to roam around the construction site CTEX, hence her name. She came into our care when she was a puppy and that was, let’s see… one, two, three… eights years ago 
Can you believe how long she has been waiting for someone to adopt her?
With the holiday season upon us, we can’t help but reflect on the past year. In 2021, CARF had many successes but many difficulties as well. So far it’s been a year of amazing highs but also some devastating lows. We were able to successfully rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome over 50 dogs. Read more »
Can’t adopt? Not able to foster? Too busy to volunteer? Our Virtual Adoption Program allows you to virtually adopt a dog! This means that you will adopt a dog “on paper,” while the dog remains in our care. You will receive a digital certificate of adoption with the name and picture of your dog of choice, as well as your own name or the name of the person you gift it to!
We rescued Heidi in December 2016 after Canadian tourists spotted her hiding underneath a pergola. Almost five years later, and Heidi is still in our care… We would love for this girl to find her forever home and family. Can you help?
Meet Summer. She is only one year old and was rescued several weeks ago. Through no fault of her own, Summer has endured a tough life. While we’ll never know exactly what happened to her, we know that all that’s in her past now, and we’ll do our best to find her the perfect home!
This week, Emilia is our CARFIE Of The Week. She is probably one of our most shocking rescue transformations. When she first came into our care, she was so weak that we weren’t sure if she would make it. Luckily she made a full recovery and is now doing great. Read more »
In September 2020, we rescued Kelly. She was found on one of the local beaches, together with her mom Pebbles and surrogate father Joop. We can’t believe it’s been a year already!
Time for an update on rescued dog Bronco! Back in July, we introduced you to Bronco. Before he came into our care, Bronco was living on the streets and surviving on food scraps. He did not let us catch him easily and it took our volunteers three attempts before he was finally rescued. Read more »
Fibi is not the only puppy we took under our care this week. One of our long-term volunteers was able to secure these three little babies. She spotted them out on a busy main street and took action. There was no momma dog in sight or any other dogs around for that matter. Read more »