Rescuing Cujo helps abused, neglected pets
Director Robert Harris, takes Sammy a 4-year-old male pit bull, for a brief walk around the property in Superior. (Mineral Independent/Amy Quinlivan)
This friendly boy is named Petey. He is a 6-year-old husky/akita mix who is available for adoption at Rescuing Cujo. (Mineral Independent/Amy Quinlivan)
Tucked alongside the steep slope of Thompson Peak west of Superior, a shady property filled with evergreens and gentle hills has transformed into the new home and safe haven for dogs needing a second chance.
Rescuing Cujo is a canine rescue center that recently relocated to the mountains of Mineral County from the desert landscape of Jamul, California. Director, Rob Harris’ undertaking is to help abused, neglected, and abandoned dogs by providing them with shelter, care, and affection until a loving home is found where they can live in comfort and safety.
He and his team do this by temporarily housing dogs through their foster program or at their brand-new facility in Superior. Their belief is that all dogs can be saved and provided with a loving home, no matter what size or breed.
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