The mcfrc is organized exclusively for public and charitable purposes, more specifically to improve the quality of life for individuals and families in the frazier mountain communities, and to provide access to quality health, education, and safety-related activities, services, and programs.

Organization mission: lockwood animal rescue is a non-profit organization that provides a permanent lifetime sanctuary for rescued wolves horses parrots pigs dogs foxes and coyotes. larc is a work therapy program that offers employment to disabled and or formerly homeless combat veterans suffering from trauma. this program called warriors and wolves is designed to help veterans regain their confidence and learn valuable job skills in an eco-therapeutic environment as they care for the rescued animals. the unique relationships that develop between the wolves and the veterans have proven to be immensely therapeutic for both species. in addition to providing sanctuary to rescued animals and work therapy to veterans larc also has a program called wolfguard in which veterans go into the wilderness to protect wild wolves.

To preserve, enhance, and restore the native biodiversity and ecosystem values of the tejon ranch and tehachapi range for the benefit of california's future generations.

To construct and operate a shelter for lost and abandoned companion animals.

Performing christian-religious activities