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No Pet Should Ever Be Abandoned
 
 
 
 
 

Lake Lowell Animal Rescue

Lake Lowell Animal Rescue is at full capacity and unable to accept any animal intakes.

No Pet Should Ever Be Abandoned

Our mission is to provide a safe loving environment for pets rescued from the wildlife refuge at Lake Lowell and surrounding areas. We endeavor to treat each animal with the highest level of medical care we can provide, and find each animal a loving, compatible, forever home.

We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit private animal rescue, specializing in rescuing abandoned cats, dogs, and other small domestic animals around the Treasure Valley.

We are available by APPOINTMENT ONLY. (Please give us 24-48 hours to get back to you as we are staffed by volunteers.)

Pet of the Week

Meet Gamora! She’d love to be your valentine!

Click here to learn more about sweetheart Gamora!

Though we would love to help every animal, we are not a humane society and cannot accept owner surrenders. If you have an animal you need to surrender, please call your local humane society. Animal surrenders are not accepted unless pre-approved by an LLAR admin.

We rely on donations from the community. Help us continue to rescue and care for these animals by donating today!

 
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Lake Lowell animal Rescue

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Our story…

The Lake Lowell Animal Rescue began with one person—Melissa Blackmer—simply trying to rescue a couple cats that had been dumped at the refuge area in Nampa, Idaho. The first cat rescued (and the one Melissa says will forever be her favorite) is a young male she named Fergus. Fergus had been hit by a car and suffered from a fractured pelvis and femur. By posting the story on Facebook, Melissa was able to raise enough money to pay for surgery and follow-up care for Fergus. Today he is living a very happy life with three golden retrievers and the best owners a cat could want! After watching his incredible recovery and seeing him go from the tragic condition he was in when she found him to, literally, the best outcome that could be hoped for, Melissa resolved to do what she could to help other cats abandoned in the Lake Lowell area. Read more in the “About” section.