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This helps The Rock Bottom Rocker Pet Pantry with pet care costs.
My basic info
Breed
Pitsky
Color
Brown/Chocolate
Age
2 years 1 month old, Young
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
40 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Not good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Cocoa Bean is a smaller chocolate pit/husky mix between 2 and 3 years of age and is currently the rescue's resident comedian!
Cocoa Bean came to the rescue as a stray and was never claimed. She is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on her vaccines.
Cocoa Bean’s high energy antics and independent spirit make every day a laugh-out-loud adventure. She is sweet, friendly, curious, and very toy motivated.
Adopting Cocoa Bean will bring never- ending fun and laughter into your life!
*thanks to a generous sponsor, adoption fees are half-price! They are normally $350*
Cocoa Bean is a smaller chocolate pit/husky mix between 2 and 3 years of age and is currently the rescue's resident comedian!
Cocoa Bean came to the rescue as a stray and was never claimed. She is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on her vaccines.
Cocoa Bean’s high energy antics and independent spirit make every day a laugh-out-loud adventure. She is sweet, friendly, curious, and very toy motivated.
Adopting Cocoa Bean will bring never- ending fun and laughter into your life!
*thanks to a generous sponsor, adoption fees are half-price! They are normally $350*
Please contact us and I can send out an application or answer any questions you might have about an animal.
Please contact us and I can send out an application or answer any questions you might have about an animal.
More about this rescue
Hi, I’m Shawna Kluge. I started doing small-scale animal rescue through Facebook lost-and-found pet pages soon after moving to Grant County in 2017. When the pandemic hit I realized there were many pet owners in our community struggling to get by. So when I received my pandemic stimulus check I decided to buy 100 pounds of dog and cat food to distribute to those pet owners in need. Thus, The Rock Bottom Rocker Pet Pantry was born.
In the early days it was just me, distributing pet food and some supplies to those in dire need. We continue this portion of our mission to this day.
I soon found myself receiving many calls about stray, abandoned, and injured animals. Thanks to some small donations I was able to rescue and care for a few animals at a time. But the need continued to outpace my capacity. So with the help of several community members, we were able to secure a larger area in rural Soap Lake and began housing and caring for dozens of animals.
In October 2022 we officially became a 501(c)(3) non-profit. Today we continue to care for dozens of animals at our facility – mostly dogs and cats, but also a few farm animals and some birds. We are also responsible for a number of animals in the care of our foster network.
Hi, I’m Shawna Kluge. I started doing small-scale animal rescue through Facebook lost-and-found pet pages soon after moving to Grant County in 2017. When the pandemic hit I realized there were many pet owners in our community struggling to get by. So when I received my pandemic stimulus check I decided to buy 100 pounds of dog and cat food to distribute to those pet owners in need. Thus, The Rock Bottom Rocker Pet Pantry was born.
In the early days it was just me, distributing pet food and some supplies to those in dire need. We continue this portion of our mission to this day.
I soon found myself receiving many calls about stray, abandoned, and injured animals. Thanks to some small donations I was able to rescue and care for a few animals at a time. But the need continued to outpace my capacity. So with the help of several community members, we were able to secure a larger area in rural Soap Lake and began housing and caring for dozens of animals.
In October 2022 we officially became a 501(c)(3) non-profit. Today we continue to care for dozens of animals at our facility – mostly dogs and cats, but also a few farm animals and some birds. We are also responsible for a number of animals in the care of our foster network.
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