WE RESCUE DISABLED DOGS & CATS AND GIVE THEM A NEW LEASH ON LIFE

​We are a registered 501 (C) (3) Non Profit Organization
​EIN 80-0266821
We rescue from high kill shelters and work with a network of rescue and rescuers because disabled dogs are the first to be euthanized. And just when they are about to be discarded, we save them and give them purpose by rescuing, rehabilitating and training them to be therapy dogs. Then, these sweet grateful creatures spend the rest of their days giving back and making a difference in people lives. They visit kids and adults with disabilities; they help to inspire and remind us that anything is possible.
If you would like to help our rescues, you can make a donation for a special dog or cat or consider becoming a sponsor and making a monthly donation of your choice for one of these special fur kids.

  Current Events


Our 2021 calendar contest is now closed. We want to give a huge thank you to all the participants and everyone who voted. We appreciate your support!

Remember that anyone can still be featured in our calendar simply by reserving a calendar day by September 20, 2020.
Pre-order Your Calendar(s)?
Please consider pre-ordering a calendar. This will help us purchase the right amount of calendars so we don't waste valuable funds on extra stock.

Reserve a Calendar Day


Be a part of Dharma Rescues 2021 calendar! You may reserve a spot for your pet handicapable or not. Let's share our animal friends' pictures and show how much we love them!

We would like to ask if you purchase a date to please add your pet's name and their disability to the photo. If your pet has no disability then in a few words put down how fabulous your pet is. Because they all are amazing sentient beings!

Featured Rescue

This is Willy Wonky, he came from Rancho Cucamonga shelter.
Half of his tail is is gone which is probably why he is not walking well.
We spoke to our wonderful amazing homeopath vet Dr. Dee who told us what remedies to start him on when he arrived.
Willy will soon be needing surgery to remove his wonky back leg.
Follow his journey on Instagram (@Willywonky_kitty).
Donation to medical bills are appreciated.
Taking care of so many disabled and mostly paralyzed dogs and cats leaves our rescue with very little time to educate people on how to care for their paralyzed pet. Here are a few web pages that we like that may be helpful.
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Be sure to  check out their gallery, it is full of wheelchair dogs that are taken care of by special loving people, who have chosen not to give up on their dog because of a disability or have chosen to adopt a special need animal. We talk about hero's, these dogs are lucky to have these special people who are sharing their lives with them, loving, caring, sharing adventures with these special brave dogs.
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