Animal Shelters

He encountered a brave cat who kept him warm all night long while serving in a French foxhole during the bitter weather of World War II. He founded NatCat as a cat and kitten-specific animal center and a means of enforcing the ethical treatment of all animals after being inspired by this cat.

Mr. C. Richard Calore, a professional humane officer, founded the National Cat Protection Society (NatCat), an organization dedicated to the protection and services of cats, in 1968. He encountered a brave cat who kept him warm all night long while serving in a French foxhole during the bitter weather of World War II. He founded NatCat as a cat and kitten-specific animal center and a means of enforcing the ethical treatment of all animals after being inspired by this cat.

As a non-profit, no-kill shelter, Pets & Pals has been helping the community for over 30 years. Our goal is to give animals a second chance to find a forever home.

A 501(c)(3) charity group called Friends of Berkeley Animal Care Services (FoBACS) is committed to helping Berkeley Animal Care Services (BACS), the city's open-admission animal shelter that provides services to the Californian towns of Albany, Berkeley, Emeryville, and Piedmont.

In Contra Costa County, CC4C is an all-volunteer, non-profit cat rescue group that gives street cats that have been abandoned medical rehabilitation, spay and neuter services, foster care, and adoption. Through a successful trap-neuter-return program, we also seek to minimize the number of feral cats. Whenever feasible, kittens and cats are fostered, socialized, and adopted out to loving homes through our weekly adoption events. We receive all of our funding through grants, fund-raising, and public donations.

Located in the San Francisco-East Bay area, Bitten By A Kitten Rescue is a private rescue. We take litters from private parties and prevent orphan kittens from being put to death at neighborhood shelters. We frequently bring orphan litters for bottle feeding.

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit company called Vizsladogs, Ltd. is home to the Vizsla Rescue Haven, which provides long-term foster care for Vizslas who are no longer adoptable. We provide care for exceptional redheads who have ended up in rescue organizations, shelters, or whose family can no longer care for them from our site in Oakley, California, but who have little chance of being adopted.

Our mission is to provide for the rescue, sterilization, fostering, and adoption of stray animals. By doing this, we can contribute to a reduction in the annual number of dogs euthanized due to overpopulation. Adopting a dog is not only rewarding, but it also enables organizations like ours to continue saving animals.

collaborating to advance and enhance the county of San Bernardino's health, wellbeing, safety, and quality of life.

One of the biggest and most innovative animal control organizations in the country is the County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control.