NoKillKern

Rockfishing off the California coast with repurposed .50 cal shell casings.

Abandoned dog gets second chance at life thanks to dog trainer, Jackie Cameron of No Kill Kern Dog Rescue. He was abandoned on a corner in a sketchy neighborhood, along with his dog house. Now he's living it up with No Kill Kern's Pack Partners, Marley's Mutts Dog Rescue.

Neel's father immigrated to this country to become a doctor. He faced struggles but with the help of others, was able to overcome.

Larry the Bird fell out of a tree and into a yard. He was placed back in the nest only to be pushed out again by his mother. Two of his siblings didn't survive the call but Larry Bird held on. No Kill Kern dog rescue picked him up and found rehabilitation space for him at California Living Museum. He will be raised and hopefully one day, released back to the wild. Credit to 'NoKillKern'.

Lucy the pit bull shows us the beauty of 1,000 flags being flown at Riverwalk Park in Bakersfield, California. Amazing!

No Kill Kern captured a dog living by a gas station approximately 30 miles from the closest town. She was completely feral, but over the course of a week the trainers were able to make major strides in her rehabilitation. Check out her inspirational story in this amazing video!

Prince is a Pit Bull who was trapped in a canal. He did however have a tag, so Lindy the puppy stepped up and made a new friend in order to allow the people at No Kill Kern to approach Prince in order to read his microchip number. This allowed Prince to once again be reunited with his owner!

When Bakersfield-based animal rescue organization <a href="https://rumble.com/user/NoKillKern/" target="_blank">No Kill Kern</a> received a call about a German Shepherd living in a field, they knew they had to rescue the poor dog. They headed out to the field and brought their trusty pit bull Lucy along to help them. Lucy is the official mascot of No Kill Kern and a vital part of the rescue team. Lucy was the one who spotted the German Shepherd in that field and led the team of rescuers to her. When they approached the dog, she ran away; clearly never having experienced kindness. In desperate attempts to remove the scared pooch from her terrible life, the No Kill Kern team placed a cage with some food, hoping the dog will come for it. Surely enough, they returned to find the German Shepherd inside. They gently lifted the cage and took the dog, who the named Queen, to the safety of their shelter. Lucy has been instrumental in helping Queen get more comfortable at no Kill Kern. She also helps nervous or aggressive dogs get social, being patient with them and eventually winning them over with her super-sweet personality. After getting more comfortable around human, Queen was transferred to Marley’s Mutt Dog Rescue to participate in their unique Pawsitive Change program. There, she was renamed Reina and finally got <a href="https://rumble.com/v34zjr-cute-and-feisty-adopted-dog-demands-attention-in-a-funny-way.html?mref=6zof&mrefc=55" target="_blank">adopted</a> into a loving forever home.

If you've ever wondered what it would be like to be a dog rescuer then you must check out this video. Experience the daily life of these everyday heroes.

Izzy and Zeek were scheduled to die, but that was until three generations of the same family stepped in. See their incredible story in this beautifully heroic clip.

These dogs are unaltered and it is causing them to fight in the street. Please get your dogs fixed!

Ellie was dying from starvation and diabetes and it was very possible she wouldn't make it. After her rescue it was discovered that she had a puppy who was also at the No Kill Kern animal shelter. See their incredible story and their first reunion in this heartwarming tale.

Princess was hit by a car, she ended up being uninjured but had a microchip. Turns out she had been missing for 2 years! Watch the emotional reunion when Princess is returned to her owner.

Lucy has a talent for assisting in dog rescues. Here she is luring a stay dog close enough to be snared, as is her job. Great job, Lucy!

Sierra was living in the median between the fast lanes of HWY 178 in California. But thanks to No Kill Kern she has been given a second chance. This is her inspiring story.

Rescue group out of Bakersfield, California, 'No Kill Kern' shares the unbelievable story of their encounter with a stray dog's loyalty never seen before. Appropriately named Hachika, she refused to leave her fallen companion who was struck down by a car. Each night she would sleep with the bones. No Kill Kern received a call about a dog that had been living in a field for over two months. Volunteers had a hard time finding the dog in the corn fields, but when they eventually did find it, the sight their eyes fell upon was both beautiful and heartbreaking. A female dog lost her best friend when they were hit by a car, and she <a href="https://rumble.com/v46z6p-faithful-dog-refuses-to-leave-owners-grave.html" target="_blank">faithfully stayed by her fallen friend’s side</a>, even after she had been reduced to nothing but bones. Her loyalty has earned her the name Hachika, after the famously loyal dog of legend from Japan. It would appear that Hachika was cut from the same cloth as her namesake. There’s isn’t a lot known about her past, but what is known is that she has absolutely refused to leave her friend’s side. The dog that she palled around with had apparently been hit by a car at some point, and died either because of her injuries or because of the exposure, dehydration, and starvation she faced as a result of them. Regardless, Hachika’s love for her friend meant that she wasn’t leaving her body until they both could be rescued. Today, she has been adopted and is part of a loving forever family. This heartbreaking video reminds us of another <a href="https://rumble.com/v4nlpz-loyal-pooch-refuses-to-leave-dead-friends-side.html" target="_blank">loyal street dog that refused to leave its dead best friend's side</a>. In the video, the dog is sat solemnly by the body of its dead canine companion and does not move. The person filming the sad scenes moves around the dogs, but the larger pooch does not stray from its friend's side. The moving scenes were filmed in Ciudad Celina in the Argentinian state of Buenos Aires. A local woman named Gabriela who feeds the dog every night told reporters: "I came up to see him and it turned out that he did not want to be separated from his friend, and he tried to revive him by moving his (the dead dog's) paw." Gabriela lives one block away from the wasteland where she feeds the dogs. She added: "It is nothing more than that, I have never seen anything like it. You can tell they were abandoned and they are going to look after each other until the end of their days." It is unclear how the deceased dog died. Nonetheless, these stories show us that dogs are the most compassionate creatures on this planet! Love your dogs, people! Their loyalty is priceless and should be taken for granted! Do you think the tragic reality will sink in for the brokenhearted pup and he will finally give up and stop looking for his lifelong sidekick? We honestly hope that the pooch will overcome the sorrow and we pray that he finds comfort in the loving kindness that his owners provide to him during this sorrowful time. What a heartbreaking video!

Rex recently had his leg amputated. Since then he's become a little shy about meeting new dogs, but that is until he is introduced to another puppy just like him. Watch the heartwarming interaction between these two survivors.

Buck, rescued by No Kill Kern, experiences a blow dryer for the first time. It looks like he either hates it or really loves it!

Simon was saved from a kill shelter in Kern County, CA. He was starved and developed pneumonia as a result. No medication was working and it looked like Simon wasn't going to make it. All anyone could do was love him and hope for the best. This is his inspirational story.

Harley the white poodle was saved from euthanasia. Her first friend is Lucy, a pit bull, who seems to have taken a liking to her!

Kitty the dog was found as a pregnant stray. She's come a long way, seen here peacefully enjoying a nice day at the park. Adorable!