Bruno

Animal Care Network volunteers discovered Bruno in a backyard on a routine ACN run. He was emaciated, dehydrated and had no shelter. Bruno was nursed back to health and has been adopted.

Gracie

In the middle of winter on a routine Animal Care Network run, volunteers noticed a small grey object in the middle of a main road. They quickly turned around and stopped traffic. What they found was a 6 week old grey kitten that was suffering from hypothermia. Gracie was one lucky kitten, she only avoided being run over because she laid in the middle of a lane. We have no idea how long she was there. Gracie was nursed back to health and has been adopted.

Boo

In November of 2005, Wolverine Harley Davidson hosted a event that honored cats and dogs that were rescued by the Animal Care Network from the Hurricane Katrina disaster areas.

Boo was one of the puppies that was rescued, he was brought back to Michigan, survived parvo and was them adopted by a wonderful family that met him at this event!

Community Grooming

The Animal Care Network prides itself on helping people in the community with their pets. Thanks to PETCO in Bloomfield Hills, we were able to have several matted dogs groomed at no charge.

Abandoned

The Animal Care Network received a call about 15-20 dogs and puppies that were living in an abandoned lumber and boat yard. ACN sent teams down there with equipment, traps, etc to try to rescue some of these animals. The teams was able to rescue 15 dogs and puppies from this situation.

Hootch

Hooch was left in a backyard when his owner died. A neighbor alerted the Animal Care Network about the situation and Hooch was rescued!

Sadie

This was one of our best rescued. Animal Care Network volunteers were able to rescue a lab/shepherd mix that had been running the streets with a cable actually embedded in her neck, back and chest area. The cable was removed and Sadie received medical attention and made a full recovery.

Owl

This baby screech owl ended up on a window sill of an elementary school during a bad storm. Animal Care Network volunteers safely rescued the owl from the second story. The owl was sent to a wildlife rehabilitator and was able to be released.

Nicholas

Squirrels

The Animal Care Network will also rescue wildlife. These two baby squirrels had fallen out of the nest during a bad storm. The mother never came back for them and they were following the homeowners around. ACN picked up the squirrels and cared for them for several weeks until they were ready to be released. The two squirrels are now living in West Bloomfield and come back to visit every day.

Chi Chi

This female chihuhua was rescued by Animal Care Network volunteers. She was found in a snowbank suffering from hypothermia (freezing). Chi Chi was nursed back to health and was adopted. If the team hadn't have spotted her she would have froze to death.

Tootsie

Tootsie a 12-year old Dachshund was put in a dark garage when her elderly owner died. Animal Care Network team responded to a complaint call and were able to rescue "Tootsie". She had a medical condition which required daily medication which she had not received in weeks. ACN was able to get her back on her medication and found Tootsie a new home where she can live out her life.

Mojo

Mojo was rescued from a local shelter because his time was running out. He had ear mites, fleas, ringworm and an eye infection. Mojo has since been adopted and is doing great in his new home and is a EXTREMELY happy and healthy cat now!

Pitbull with Weight

This pitbull was rescued from a backyard on a Animal Care Network run. The owner had attached a 20 pound weight to his collar obviously to make him a fighting dog.

Puppy on Roadside

Animal Care Network volunteers spotted this skinny puppy eating out of garbage on the side of the road. She was rescued, nursed back to health and then adopted!

Rabbits

These domestic rabbits were living in horrible conditions. Two of them had died and the feces was inches deep. Animal Care Network team was able to rescue them.

Villa and Her Kittens

Animal Care Network volunteers responded to a call about a mom and kittens left abandoned at an apartment complex. We were able to rescue one mom with four 3-week old kittens; and then found two 1-week old kittens that had been abandoned by a different mother cat. Fortunately the mom with the 3-week old kittens also accepted the 1-week old kittens! Villa is being a great mom to both sets of kittens!!!

Rooftop Kittens

Animal Care Network was able to rescue these two kittens that had been on this roof for days without food and water.

Pitbull

Animal Care Network volunteers rescued this emaciated pitbull from a backyard. The owner of the dog was put in prison and the other 10 people that were living in the household couldn't manage to call about the dog, nor feed or water her for weeks. This is one of the reasons the ACN runs are so important. If we had not been making our rounds that weekend we never would have known about this dog.