Welcome to the Menifee Valley Humane Society Website
This is the Official Menifee Valley Humane Society Website
Menifee Valley Humane Society is a registered 501 c(3) non-profit, all volunteer, no-kill organization dedicated to reducing pet overpopulation and finding forever homes for abandoned and neglected animals in our community.
We do not have a shelter and rely entirely on our volunteer foster families to provide safe loving homes for animals until they are adopted.
Featured Adoptable Pets
Breed: Pit Bull
Color: Brindle
Size: Large
Gender: Female
Age: Dog
Shots: Yes
Spayed: Yes
Envy is an amazing girl. Left to starve to death in the garage of an abandoned house with her 5 puppies she gave all she had to keep her babies alive. Skin and bones when we found her no one would ever know that this is the same dog.
Breed: Dachshund Mix
Color: Black, Tan/White
Size: Small
Gender: Male
Age: Dog
Shots: Yes
Spayed: Yes
ID# 1203-060
Papa Steve was found along with his companion (Rose) and their baby (Lola) wandering the roads in a rural area. Homeless, alone, and hungy they were found by a kind lady who took them in.
Breed: Chihuahua Mix
Color: Blond, Tan, White
Size: Small
Gender: Female
Age: Dog
Shots: Yes
Spayed: Yes
ID# 1203-059
Little Rose was found along with her companion (Steve) and her baby (Lola) wandering the roads in a rural area. Homeless, alone, and hungy they were found by a kind lady who took them in.
Breed: Dachshund/Chihuahua Mix
Color: Blond with Black & White markings
Size: Small
Gender: Female
Age: Puppy
Shots: Yes
Spayed: Yes
ID# 1203-058
This little girl and her family (Mama Rose and Papa Stevie) were all found together in a rural area. They somehow survived the cold nights and coyotes, before a kind lady took them in.
Breed: Domestic Med Hair
Color: Orange and White
Size: Medium
Gender: Male Cat
Age: Adult
Shots: Yes
Spayed: Yes
ID# 78-236
Ralphie is a friendly guy who needs a loving home. Wandering the streets, he found an open window, and had been camping out in a nice lady's closet.
Envy & Her Pups Were Left to Starve in a Locked Garage
Read Her Rescue Story!
Meet Envy... I know it is hard to look at her pictures but it is reality. On January 7th I (Nina) got a call from a friend about a dog and her babies abandoned in a vacant garage. Upon arrival I found Envy and her 5 puppies starving and left to die.
At first I just wanted to cry because looking at Envy broke my heart. Then I got mad and realized it was all on me to get these sweet babies help.
Meet Envy... I know it is hard to look at her pictures but it is reality. On January 7th I (Nina) got a call from a friend about a dog and her babies abandoned in a vacant garage. Upon arrival I found Envy and her 5 puppies starving and left to die.
At first I just wanted to cry because looking at Envy broke my heart. Then I got mad and realized it was all on me to get these sweet babies help. I loaded them in my truck and headed to our amazing vet Dr. Carrillo at Lake Elsinore Animal Hospital. I'm not promoting this vet but want people to know that Dr. C is an amazing vet with a big heart and she cares so much for all the animals that come her way.
So Envy stayed at the vet for several days and is now in an amazing foster home where she is safe and loved and working on gaining 25lbs. I took the puppies home and have since placed 4 of them in foster homes and am fostering one myself. These amazing little survivors have come so far in the week that we have had them. A week ago they weighed in at 4lb-4.5lb each, were dehydrated and listless and all you saw were their little bones. Today they are all about a pound heavier and full of life and love. I will never ever understand how people can be so cruel.
Read her full rescue story and find out how she and her puppies are doing now on our blog:
Envy: Blog Story and Update
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