Neil G.
10/13/2025
Back in 2020 -- when the world pressed pause, and we all became accidental gardeners, bakers, and philosophers -- I decided to dig a hole in my backyard lol I made a pond in my backyard. It wasn't...
Southern California Koi Rescue
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Los Angeles, CA 90001
Southern California Koi Rescue is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue and rehoming of Japanese koi fish and other pond pets throughout Southern California. Since its inception in 2008, the team of volunteers has successfully completed hundreds of onsite rescues and has found forever homes for thousands of koi, serving areas including Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties, as well as extending services to parts of Northern California, Nevada, and Arizona.
The organization specializes in the thorough quarantine and rehoming process for rescued koi, ensuring that they are adopted by approved pond owners or used as stock for new koi ponds built by supporting pond builders. With a deep understanding of the passion that koi enthusiasts have for their fish, the rescue provides peace of mind by sharing updates through photos and videos of the koi in their care.
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4.562 reviews
Ekta S.
9/28/2025
This group has excellent service and so easy to communicate. I could not believe the process was so easy. I wish I had known about it years ago. Many of our koi fish have been killed and I did...
Gilbert M.
9/20/2025
These folks are doing great work and it's all volunteer based. The drop off was a little unorthodox but this entire process is too. Norma who took the turtles was kind and attentive. I got a...
Kimlynn D.
10/28/2025
5/5 Joseph and the SoCal Koi Rescue team were amazing from start to finish. My father and I needed to rehome our koi and wanted to be sure she went somewhere safe and well cared for -- and Joseph...
Sheli J.
11/11/2025
Southern California Koi rescue was a great experience. They were on time, very professional, explain what happens after they take them, and send a video of release upon arrival to where they are...
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