Animal Shelters

We offer spay/neuter assistance for people on limited incomes, humane trapping techniques for feral cats, humane education programs, and a variety of other services to the public. We have a Community Adoption Center located in Eureka where we keep our healthy, adoptable kittens and puppies so that the public can help them socialize and learn how to properly interact with them.

Small animal rescue organization Humboldt Animal Rescue Team is based in Eureka, California.
Since we started in May 2014, we have adopted out hundreds of animals and assisted the community in spaying and neutering, vaccinating, and feeding their pets, preventing many more animals from entering shelters.

Campbell, Monte Sereno, Mountain View, and Santa Clara are served by Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority (SVACA), which also conducts animal cruelty investigations, provides education and outreach initiatives, foster and volunteer programs, and cares for sick, injured, lost, and abandoned pets.

Helps lost animals find their owners or new families for rescued pets. Nonprofit animal rescue that offers affordable spay and neuter services.

Many great dogs are available for adoption at the Lodi Animal Shelter. Everyone is in need of a devoted home. Please ponder about one of our animals if you're planning to get a new companion for your household. We have a helpful and educated staff and volunteers that can assist you in selecting a pet that best suits your requirements and way of life.

Animal Care of Davis County works tirelessly to support public safety, find homes for stray animals, and educate the community about responsible pet ownership. The organization is dedicated to offering residents excellent service and compassionate care for animals.

to find permanent, loving adoptive homes for animals that have been abandoned, mistreated, or suffered injuries.

The Cats About Town Society collaborates with two animal shelters to take in cats that are about to be put to sleep. We take in cats because we have room and foster parents who can support us. The public frequently comes up to us asking for help with found or abandoned cats and kittens.

We provide both a rescue and a haven for animals. To learn more about how you may support the sanctuary component of our organization, please click the "Sponsor A Sanctuary Dog" page. We speak for them.

Through a thorough adoption procedure, Homeward Bound finds Goldens safe, loving homes and also offers lifetime sanctuary to those who cannot be adopted. Since its inception, we have aided more over 9,100 dogs in returning home.