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The Site
Situated on a prominent corner in Walnut Creek, California, the ARF campus is bringing people and animals together in a family oriented park-like setting.
Building Floorplan
ARF's facility consists of two buildings, totaling 37,700 square feet. Take a look at the color-coded rooms to learn about the amazing range of activities.
Entry
ARF’s facility serves as a community center, as well as a national model, providing a resource for people of all ages to enjoy positive interactions with animals.
  
Visitors entering the Maddie’s Animal Care Center see ARF animals awaiting adoption in cozy, home-like dog and cat condominiums. In addition, the donor wall prominently lists and honors leading contributors to ARF’s capital campaign. To the left is the Virginia Pitchford Main Entry which leads to the Dean and Margaret Lesher Foundation Multi-Use Hall, a community gathering spot for adoption fairs, educational exhibits, social events, school tours and more.
Dog and Cat Condos
ARF's animals relax in a homelike setting, making them more adoptable and able to thrive in their new homes.
 
Lynn & Dolores McCoskey Spay/Neuter Clinic
With the capacity to alter thousands of animals a year, ARF’s state-of-the-art
clinic helps break the cycle of companion animal overpopulation in the
community.
  
Learning Center
The Learning Center at ARF is the first interactive museum connected to a private adoption center designed to educate children about animal companions. This guided experience brings children through a pint sized veterinary office, an age appropriate pet supply shop and to "Walk in My Paws"'â„¢ a creative play stage where children experience what it's like to be a dog or a cat in a human world.
 
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