What is ARFs facility?
ARF’s 37,700-square-foot headquarters in Walnut Creek opened in June 2003 and has become a community center where ARF is able to rescue, treat and adopt more animals who would otherwise have been put to death. Dogs and cats live in cozy, glass-enclosed condominiums, where they are free to frolic with each other and meet potential adopters in Maddie’s Animal Care Center. The Nestle Purina Dog Training Pavilion is the home of ARF U and the site for training classes at all levels open to ARF adopters and the public. The state-of-the-art Lynn and Dolores McCoskey Spay/Neuter Clinic helps combat pet overpopulation by altering animals.
