Shorty's Ranch (also called Ranchito de Shorty) is a private mini ranch in La Mision, Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico, about 50 miles from the California border. Because Discrimination Bites
OUR STORY – OUR MISSION
Shorty’s Rescue started in Los Angeles in 2001 and our headquarters are in San Diego, California and Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Our goal is to bring awareness of our bully breeds and fight for their rights, fight against dog fighting and fight against breed specific laws (BSL) throughout the United States and Mexico. Shorty’s Rescue has several other programs including Geisha’s House and Hercules Mobile Clinic. We provide free monthly dog obedience training classes to low-income individuals and families. Rescue, rehabilitate, train, and re-home bully breeds through our Geisha’s House Foster Program. We offer free spay and neuter clinics to low-income individuals and families with Hercules' Mobile Clinic Motorhome. Participate in Keynote Speaking Engagements. Enlighten Bully Breed Breeders regarding their contribution to the homeless Bully Breed Population. Pet Owner Support Program to keep our Bully Breeds where they belong by providing food, veterinary care, and training to qualifying individuals. Education Resource for responsible Breed Guardianship, Breed Awareness, Animal Rights, and fighting against BSL (Breed Specific Legislation) laws. Creating a strong voice against stereotyping and stigma—we do not seek your pity and don’t appreciate your prejudice. We are here to help one discrimination case at a time through education, enlightenment and to fight, if necessary, for the underdogs of the world.
