Rowdy Sisters Rescue Co.

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Rowdy Sisters Rescue Co.

First-gen cowgirls | Saving animals | Raising hell 🖤
Winters, CA

04/14/2026

66 days later. So many of you stepped in to make this happen, we see you and we’re grateful.

Thank you to for being a huge part of his recovery. 🩵

03/20/2026

LAST PUPPY LEFT 🖤
10 weeks old. Big boy. Big brain. Bigger heart.
Kid-approved. Dog-approved. Cat-approved.
Someone come get your dog.

03/19/2026

We are feeling so incredibly grateful 🤍

Because of your support, we were able to welcome these sweet puppies fully prepared, with supplies ready, safe spaces set up, and everything they need to start off strong.

Every item purchased from our wishlist made a direct impact, and it truly does not go unnoticed. You’re a part of their story now, and we can’t thank you enough for showing up for them!

03/13/2026

Six Lab puppies are about to land at Rowdy Sisters Rescue… and we currently have zero puppy supplies!

Our local shelter is at serious capacity, so we’re stepping up and taking in six 2-month-old pups next week.

If you have extra or gently used puppy supplies, we would be incredibly grateful and can pick up anytime. Reusing good supplies means we can stretch every dollar and keep rescuing.

If you’d rather send something new, we made an Amazon wishlist with the basics we need before they arrive.

🐾 Wishlist link is in the comments

If you can’t donate, sharing this post helps more than you know. Let’s get these six little rowdies what they need.

02/23/2026

Our little lady Anastasia crossed the rainbow bridge unexpectedly and peacefully in her sleep a few weeks ago. So many of you helped with making her last year comfortable and we are so thankful for that and so grateful that we got to spend the last year loving on her. 💗

02/19/2026

Danny, an Arabian gelding, recently came into our care.

He has already had:
• Bloodwork completed (organs are functioning)
• Hooves trimmed
• Dental appointment scheduled

Right now, Danny needs calories, consistency, and time. We are focused on slow, safe weight gain and proper rehabilitation.

If you’d like to join TEAM DANNY, our favorite local feed store has opened a support account in his name:

📍 Higby’s Country Feed – Dixon
Account Name: TEAM DANNY
📞 707-678-9007
www.estore.higbys.com

You can call or order online and contribute:
• Alfalfa hay
• Grass hay
• Equine senior feed
• Rice bran
• Shavings
• Or make a monetary contribution directly to the account

Every bag of feed helps. Every share helps. Every bit of support moves Danny forward.

We are focusing on his recovery and giving him the care that he deserves.

Thank you for being part of TEAM DANNY. 🤍🤍

01/16/2026

Levi did so good waiting for his turn to get neutered! A big shout out and a huge thank you to for being what seems like the only accessible spay and neuter clinic in northern and central Ca. Spay and neuter your dogs!!

01/15/2026

Long read, but I hope you stick with it and share.

I saw a post asking, “Why do so many people choose to rescue alone instead of strengthening the systems in place?” and it’s a damn good question.

I didn’t start Rowdy Sisters because I think shelters or rescues are failing. I truly believe most people are doing the best they can. But even with everyone working nonstop, the crisis is still getting worse.

We are not going to adopt our way out of this.

As much as I wish we could, every time I say yes to one animal, I’m saying no to hundreds more. I love the dogs we’ve helped, and I carry the ones I couldn’t help just as heavily. One happy ending matters, but it doesn’t change the scale of the problem. Lately, the happy endings don’t even feel like a win when the bigger picture never shifts.

Rowdy Sisters exists because I believe rescue has to be safe, sustainable, and start earlier.

I’m not comfortable moving dogs I’ve never met through people I’ve never met into homes I’ve never been in. I’ve seen fosters get hurt. I’ve seen dogs get hurt. I’ve seen situations go terribly wrong. Growing slower and being more careful matters to me more than numbers ever will.

I also don’t believe rescue should only start once a dog is already in a shelter.

Most rehoming situations don’t start with bad dogs. They start with solvable problems. Lack of training support. Food insecurity. Vet costs. Life changes like new babies or housing issues. By the time people ask for help, they’re already at the breaking point.

My goal is to slow the flow. Support owners. Keep dogs in homes when possible. Give shelters room to breathe instead of constantly operating in crisis mode.

I support shelters. I support rescues. Everyone is trying within a system that is overwhelmed and underfunded.

But I also think it’s okay to say this out loud.

If what we were doing was enough, we wouldn’t still be here.

Rowdy Sisters is growing slowly on purpose. Not because the need isn’t urgent, but because safety and sustainability have to matter if we want real change.

At the end of the day, we’re just regular people. Two moms who love animals and have been doing hands-on rescue work for over a decade. We know how to care for dogs. What we’re learning now is how to build something that creates real, long-term change, not just short-term saves, and something that can be financially sustainable without relying on constant emergency fundraisers when tragedy strikes. That doesn’t mean we’re here to make money or get paid. It means we want to be able to care for animals responsibly without having to beg every time a vet bill comes up.

We’re starting at the beginning of the problem and building carefully. If you’re someone who understands nonprofits, community systems, or how to turn big ideas into real plans and you believe prevention matters, we’d love to connect. Collaboration is the whole point.

(Pictured is Hiyori, our newest rescue. She’s a 15-year-old girl whose owner passed away in October. She’s safe with us now.)

12/26/2025

Merry christmas from our rowdy family to yours!! 🎄

Our pumpkin pick up was extremely successful, we cant thank yall enough! Now We’re collecting live, untreated Christmas trees for our sanctuary animals, especially our pigs, who love them for snacks, scratches, and cuddling up with a good Christmas tree.

If you are done with your tree, just put it outside, DM us your address, and let us know when it is out. Curbside pickup only.

Pickups are happening now through the 1st in Vacaville, Dixon, and Winters.

Please no flocked, sprayed, or treated trees. We can only accept natural pine or fir trees. Please remove all stands before pickup.

We are also looking for one large artificial Christmas tree, preferably large and in good condition, for our sanctuary cats to climb and play in. They love it and we plan to keep one up for them. Lights do not need to work.

One of the ways we run our rescue is by repurposing and reusing as much as we can. We love taking in gently used or still-good animal items like dog beds, open dog or cat food, and other pet supplies. This helps us provide for our animals without constantly relying on donations and keeps items out of the landfill.

When we come to pick up your Christmas tree, if you have any animal items you are no longer using, we would be happy to take those too. ❤️🎄

12/19/2025

So thankful we were able to step up for this baby. LEVI is genuinely so full of love. I know him getting into the hands of the gentle and caring staff at the Solano shelter after what he endured helped him relax with us so quickly.

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Winters, CA
95694

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https://linktr.ee/Rowdysistersrescue

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