Frequently Asked Questions

At present, our primary focus is on establishing a vaccine pop up clinic and resource pantry to support animal welfare in our community. While we are not currently accepting animals into our care, we are more than happy to connect you with trusted rescues and affiliates in California who may be able to provide assistance. Additionally, although our resources for animals outside of California are limited, we will do our best to provide guidance and point you in the direction of suitable resources.

For immediate assistance, kindly contact your local animal control. If you're reaching out outside of regular hours, please dial the non-emergency sheriff's number for guidance. Additionally, consider contacting local emergency veterinary clinics, as they sometimes accept Good Samaritan drop-offs. A quick call ahead of time will ensure you're best prepared to help.

Found a stray animal? Let's help reunite it with its owner! Please contact your local animal control to file a found report and have the animal scanned for a microchip. You can also join local lost and found Facebook pages to spread the word. As a California-based rescue, we're currently focused on providing resources and guidance. While we're not accepting intakes, we'd be happy to connect you with nearby rescues that are open to taking in new animals. Let's work together to find this furry friend a forever home!

Join our volunteer team! We're a small but growing organization, and we're excited to have you on board. To become a foster, please complete our two free certification requirements: Feline Training Certificate (Free)  and Canine Training Certificate (Free) (be sure to screen shot your completed certificate). Then, fill out our Foster/Volunteer Application and we will be in touch (feel free to send a message as well to let us know you have applied).

We also partner with trusted rescues, offering additional opportunities to make a difference in animal welfare. Let's work together to make a positive impact!