Beezys Rescue

04/30/2026

Churro has a meet and greet tomorrow. Wish him luck!

We are seeking volunteers local to Fairfield County, CT who can assist with transportation, doggy day outs, training, tree work, yard clearing, fence repairs, and more. Reach out at [email protected] and let us know if you have any special skills or interests 🐝

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“To be loved is to be adopted.”
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🔗 BeezysRescue.org
⚡️ Give: BeezysRescue.org/donate
⚡️ Foster: BeezysRescue.org/foster
⚡️ Adopt: BeezysRescue.org/adopt
⚡️ Wishlist: BeezysRescue.org/links
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Beezy’s Rescue is a foster-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to saving overlooked, abandoned, and at-risk dogs from overcrowded shelters and inhumane conditions in California and Connecticut. Through home-based decompression, behavior-informed care, advocacy, and education, we help dogs heal, thrive, and find the right homes. There are no perfect dogs or humans, only thoughtful matches.

04/28/2026

Honey is thriving! ✨

She is absolutely loving her week with and her beautifully sweet dogs and cats. The right environment makes all the difference! Thank you for providing that for her, Ashton. This girl deserves to find her forever home!!! 🥰

Are you looking to adopt a second (or third) dog who can easily become part of your crew? Honey might be the perfect match! She prefers a calmer, more peaceful environment with well-regulated humans and a nice routine. Maybe your family is the ideal place for her forever? She is sweet, gentle, and loves being part of the family! 😭

Reach out today to learn more about Honey and consider making her a part of your life forever.

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“To be loved is to be adopted.”
💌 [email protected]
🔗 BeezysRescue.org
⚡️ Give: BeezysRescue.org/donate
⚡️ Foster: BeezysRescue.org/foster
⚡️ Adopt: BeezysRescue.org/adopt
⚡️ Wishlist: BeezysRescue.org/links
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Beezy’s Rescue is a foster-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to saving overlooked, abandoned, and at-risk dogs from overcrowded shelters and inhumane conditions in California and Connecticut. Through home-based decompression, behavior-informed care, advocacy, and education, we help dogs heal, thrive, and find the right homes. There are no perfect dogs or humans, only thoughtful matches.

04/27/2026

The comments on our last post made one thing very clear: People are tired of polished announcements while the basics of humane sheltering remain unstable.

LA Animal Services now has a new GM appointment, a newly announced ASPCA and Best Friends partnership, and a budget that still leaves serious questions about what is actually being funded, what is still being cut, and who is expected to fill the gap.

📌 A new leader is not a substitute for funding.

If the City is still leaving medicine, food, and prevention vulnerable, then the most important part of this story is the budget and lack of funding for LAAS.

People hear “no-kill” and think it means no euthanasia.
People hear “partnership” and think it means takeover.
People hear “millions” and assume the basics are now covered.

But the real question is much simpler:
Is Los Angeles fully funding the core of humane sheltering, or is it still expecting animals, staff, volunteers, and donors to absorb the consequences of chronic underfunding?

Because medicine is not extra.
Food is not extra.
Spay and neuter is not extra.
Prevention is not extra.
These are the foundation.

Our newest blog breaks down:
🐾 how to leave public comment
🐾 what this budget fight is actually about
🐾 why the focus has to stay on core care

Read the full post now at BeezysRescue.org and share this carousel.

04/27/2026

It’s a tough life they live around here! It’s really hard to be THIS adorable all of the time. 😍😝

Winnie and Churro are looking for homes on the east coast!

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“To be loved is to be adopted.”
💌 [email protected]
🔗 BeezysRescue.org
⚡️ Give: BeezysRescue.org/donate
⚡️ Foster: BeezysRescue.org/foster
⚡️ Adopt: BeezysRescue.org/adopt
⚡️ Wishlist: BeezysRescue.org/links
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Beezy’s Rescue is a foster-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to saving overlooked, abandoned, and at-risk dogs from overcrowded shelters and inhumane conditions in California and Connecticut. Through home-based decompression, behavior-informed care, advocacy, and education, we help dogs heal, thrive, and find the right homes. There are no perfect dogs or humans, only thoughtful matches.

04/27/2026

LA Animal Services Budget: City Council Meeting Today, April 27

After our last post on LA Animal Services, the comments made one thing clear: people have questions, people have concerns, and people do not want another round of vague promises while animals keep paying the price. Today matters because the City’s budget process is still moving, the public can still weigh in, and the most basic lines of humane sheltering, medicine, food, enrichment, and prevention, still need defending....

After our last post on LA Animal Services, the comments made one thing clear: people have questions, people have concerns, and people do not want another round of vague promises while animals keep …

04/24/2026

LA Animal Services has a new general manager, a new national partnership with ASPCA and Best Friends, and a new budget.

On paper, that looks like momentum.

But Los Angeles has a long history of asking the shelter system to survive on optimism, partnerships, and damage control rather than on durable public investment.

A new general manager can be a good sign.
A major national partnership can be a good sign.
And the City can still be underfunding the core of humane sheltering.

Our newest blog breaks down what is actually happening:
who the new GM is,
what the partnership is,
what the new budget includes,
what still appears underfunded,
and why medical funding remains one of the most urgent fights.

Medical care is not a luxury.
Food is not a luxury.

If LA is serious about improving outcomes for shelter animals, it cannot keep treating core care like an optional line item.

Read the full post now at BeezysRescue.org and share this post.

04/24/2026

LA Animal Services Has a New General Manager, a New National Partnership, and a New Budget

Los Angeles Animal Services is entering another major transition, and this time the headlines are big enough to make people think real change may finally be coming. Mayor Karen Bass has appointed Gabrielle Amster as the new General Manager of LA Animal Services, pending City Council confirmation. At the same time, LA Animal Services, the ASPCA, and Best Friends Animal Society have announced a multi-year $14 million initiative, and the City has released its FY 2026-27 proposed budget....

Visit the post for more.

04/22/2026

Churro is an 8-month-old Staffy puppy who is fully healthy, healed, and ready for his forever home!

When he first arrived, Churro faced painful skin issues and needed medical care, time, and support to recover. He is now feeling like the puppy he was always meant to be!

Churro loves other animals and has a social disposition. He is still young and learning about the big world around him, so he is seeking a home that can continue helping him build his life skills through patience, guidance, and routine.

He is an active young dog full of potential, and he is more than ready for a family to call his own.

Apply to adopt Churro today at Beezysrescue.org 👈

—
“To be loved is to be adopted.”
💌 [email protected]
🔗 BeezysRescue.org
⚡️ Give: BeezysRescue.org/donate
⚡️ Foster: BeezysRescue.org/foster
⚡️ Adopt: BeezysRescue.org/adopt
⚡️ Wishlist: BeezysRescue.org/links
📣 Share this post

Beezy’s Rescue is a foster-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to saving overlooked, abandoned, and at-risk dogs from overcrowded shelters and inhumane conditions in California and Connecticut. Through home-based decompression, behavior-informed care, advocacy, and education, we help dogs heal, thrive, and find the right homes. There are no perfect dogs or humans, only thoughtful matches.

04/19/2026

Hi friends!

Stitch is currently at the shelter because we need dedicated and caring foster homes. If you live in Southern California or are willing to drive, and want to foster a dog this spring and summer, please reach out!

Stitch is a charming gentleman with the cutest black and white cow spots. Black dogs often have a tough time leaving the shelter, but he's not just a dog… he could even be mistaken for a cow!! 🐄🤣😏

He was left behind when his guardian was picked up by ICE 😫, and we have already saved his two brothers, who are both adopted! We want to save Stitch and their lovely momma!

Please consider opening your home to a deserving dog like Stitch. We can help find the perfect match for your family and lifestyle.

Shelter dogs are incredible!

Foster application is in our bio and at beezysrescue.org. We would love to hear from you and answer any questions. [email protected]

Please help us save Stitch’s life! 👾

—
“To be loved is to be adopted.”
💌 [email protected]
🔗 BeezysRescue.org
⚡️ Give: BeezysRescue.org/donate
⚡️ Foster: BeezysRescue.org/foster
⚡️ Adopt: BeezysRescue.org/adopt
⚡️ Wishlist: BeezysRescue.org/links
📣 Share this post

Beezy’s Rescue is a foster-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to saving overlooked, abandoned, and at-risk dogs from overcrowded shelters and inhumane conditions in California and Connecticut. Through home-based decompression, behavior-informed care, advocacy, and education, we help dogs heal, thrive, and find the right homes. There are no perfect dogs or humans, only thoughtful matches.

04/16/2026

It doesn’t get much cuter than a Winnie “middle” 😋😍

—
“To be loved is to be adopted.”
💌 [email protected]
🔗 BeezysRescue.org
⚡️ Give: BeezysRescue.org/donate
⚡️ Foster: BeezysRescue.org/foster
⚡️ Adopt: BeezysRescue.org/adopt
⚡️ Wishlist: BeezysRescue.org/links
📣 Share this post

Beezy’s Rescue is a foster-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to saving overlooked, abandoned, and at-risk dogs from overcrowded shelters and inhumane conditions in California and Connecticut. Through home-based decompression, behavior-informed care, advocacy, and education, we help dogs heal, thrive, and find the right homes. There are no perfect dogs or humans, only thoughtful matches.

04/14/2026

It’s Dog Bite Prevention Week.

Dog bite prevention isn’t about fear, blame, or breed stereotypes. It’s about understanding canine behavior, recognizing signs of stress and discomfort early, supervising children properly, respecting dogs’ communication, and preventing situations from escalating.

Any dog can bite under the right circumstances. Many bites happen during everyday moments with familiar dogs, not just in dramatic situations with unfamiliar ones. Dogs often communicate long before they bite, but people sometimes miss or misunderstand these signals.

This is also a welfare issue. Pain, fear, chronic stress, over-arousal, conflict, and unmet needs can all influence behavior.

I expanded on all of this in a full blog post on our website for Dog Bite Prevention Week.