Re-homing Assistance Packet

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Dear Pet Guardian:
Enclosed is a packet of information to help you re-home your pet(s). You should find the following:
Information About Re-Homing
Providing alternatives to surrendering your pet to a shelter is the goal of this packet. These include re-homing
your pet from your home and obtaining behavior assistance from our trained staff, among other alternatives.
If after exhausting these options you still need to find another home for your pet, this packet contains
information to help you.
Re-Homing Service Information and Poster
Our re-homing service offers tools for you to find a responsible and loving family for your pet without causing
him or her the stress of entering the shelter system. The service is designed to help people whose pets are
already spayed or neutered. Having your pet neutered makes it easier to find him or her a new home and
improves his or her chance of forming a lasting and successful relationship with the new owner.
Sonoma Humane Society “Perfect Match” and Adopter Information
Our “Perfect Match” and Adoption Application forms are included to show you how to evaluate potential
adopters and give you guidance on the types of things to look for when finding your pet a new home on your
own.
Admissions Information
Once you have exhausted all the resources available through our re-homing service, you can call to make an
appointment to surrender your pet. The procedures for appointments and the waiting list are explained later
in this document on the Admissions Information page.
Sincerely,
Sonoma Humane Society Adoption Staff
Information About Re-Homing
Sonoma Humane Society seeks to provide alternatives to pet relinquishment. Sonoma Humane Society and
other shelters in the area take in anywhere from 20-100 animals a day during our busy months. If you plan to turn
your own animal in at a shelter, please reconsider.
Sonoma Humane Society has the following resources available to assist you with keeping your family pet:
Re-Homing
Ask around to see if you know anyone (friends, family, co-workers, etc.) who is looking for a new pet, or take
advantage of free resources such as the Re-Homing Blog on our website. It is better for your pet if you are able to
re-home him or her yourself. The shelter can be a very stressful environment.
Pet Behavior Help
For help with behavior issues and concerns, call (707) 542-0882 ext. 233 or email
[email protected]. Trained staff will contact you within 2 business days.
Pet Manners Classes
Ask how to sign up for a class specifically designed to help great pets who have minor challenges. Visit
www.sonomahumane.org/public-training for a listing of classes offered by our Behavior and Training
Department.
Low-Cost, Full-Serve Veterinary Care
Sonoma Humane Society’s Veterinary Care Center provides full-service veterinary care. Our clinic offers “Love Me,
Fix Me”, a low-cost spay/neuter clinic. For information please visit http://sonomahumanevet.org
Foster Care
If you are surrendering a sick animal or a mom and her litter, are you willing to keep the pet until he or she is well
or the litter until it is old enough to be spayed or neutered? Join our Foster program. We provide all the food,
medications and vaccinations. When they are ready to be spayed or neutered, we’ll provide the surgery and place
them in our adoption program.
Trap-Neuter-Return for Feral Cats
If you have feral (unsocialized) cats in your neighborhood, visit Forgotten Felines online at
www.forgottenfeline.com/v4/feral for information about trap-neuter-return. Forgotten Felines can answer all
your questions about TNR and spay/neuter and will provide you with additional information and literature
regarding trapping, caretaking, and the protocols for using their services. Call (707) 576-7999 or email
[email protected]
Sonoma Humane Society accepts pet from their owner by appointment only. For additional information or to
schedule an appointment, please call (707) 542-0882. Trained staff will contact you within two business days.
Sonoma Humane Society Re-Homing Service
Consider finding your dog or cat another home instead of surrendering him or her to a shelter because it will
be less stressful for your animal, allows you to play a part in uniting him with a new family, and makes
additional space available for animals whose lives are immediately at risk in surrounding municipal shelters.
Before you start looking for a new home for your pet, consider the following:
Get help with behavior problems such as chewing, housebreaking challenges, excessive energy, etc. Go to
www.sonomahumane.org/public-training or call (707) 542-0882 ext. 233 and our trained staff will give you
the information or referrals you need to resolve the issue. By working to solve behavior problems before you
find your pet a new home, you’ll ensure a good, lasting home for your pet.
You do not have to give up your pet just because you’re moving. Moving is stressful even in the best of
circumstances, so give yourself extra time to find a residence where pets are permitted. When talking to
landlords, be honest and offer to introduce your pet(s) to the landlord. Many property owners will allow wellbehaved pets, particularly if the owner behaves responsibly. Providing your pet’s veterinary records,
graduation certificate(s) from obedience classes and references from past landlords can help to show a
prospective landlord you are a responsible pet owner.
Sonoma Humane Society can help you find the right home through our re-homing service
First, be sure your pet is spayed or neutered and is up-to-date on all of his or her vaccinations. This will make it
easier for you to find a new home for your pet and is a requirement for posting. Next, follow these guidelines.
Be thorough and patient – finding the right home takes time, but it’s worth it for your sake and the sake of
your pet.
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Take several color photos of your pet. Show off your pet’s cutest and most endearing qualities.
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Write a story about your pet. Include the reason your pet needs a new home, the kind of home he or
she needs and would do well in, and some “human interest” information – for example, your pet’s
funniest behaviors, his/her favorite things to do, or the thing you love most about your pet. Many
people write the story from the animals perspective, for example, “Hi, my name is Midnight…”
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Rehome your pet on our website. Submit a photo and a brief story of your pet at
www.sonomahumane.org/adopt/adoptions-owner . Interested persons will contact you to learn more
about your animal. Pets will remain on the website for at least 90 days. You will be responsible for
contacting us at (707) 542-0882 once your pet has been adopted. All pets must be spayed or neutered
to be posted on the website.
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Email out to friends, family or co-workers. Give your photos, story and email to everyone you know
asking for their help. Advertise through your workplace email or your community bulletin board.
Placing your pet with someone you know will ease the transition for you, the new owner and your pet.
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Make a re-homing poster. Use the Sonoma Humane Society re-homing template included in this
packet as a guideline. Make several photocopies of the poster and then attach an original photo to
each poster. Place the re-homing posters in veterinary offices and pet supply stores near and far,
where people who take good care of their animals visit often.
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Charge a fee. Most people who want a pet for the right reasons are happy to pay a modest adoption
fee.
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Advertise. Place an ad in your local newspaper, listing the most important characteristics about your
pet and the kind of home your pet needs. This will cost a little more, but will save you time and
aggravation evaluating the applicant. Advertisements with photos get more attention.
Helpful hints on evaluating potential adopters:
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Interview potential adopters carefully. Use the adoption application we have provided as a guide.
Review the “Meet Your Match” form. Go over this document with each applicant to see if the
applicant’s lifestyle is compatible with your pet. Does your pet fight with cats? Is your pet high or low
energy? Make sure he/she fits into the lifestyle of the applicant’s family, and your pet is what they’re
really looking for.
Along with the adoption application, you might consider the following in order to ascertain
additional information (please note that with respect to some of these items, an open and honest
discussion will provide you with the information you need to make an informed decision regarding
your pet’s placement):
o Verify the name and address with a driver’s license.
o Call the person’s landlord and make sure he/she has permission to have a pet.
o Ask to see the person’s veterinary records on all his/her current or past pets to see if he/she
takes good care of animals.
o Get references (friends, neighbors), and call to see if they can vouch for the person’s ability to
care for animals.
Take the time to consider applicants. Don’t allow yourself to be pressured into making a decision that
you do not feel right about. Your judgment is your best guide.
Follow up. Call to see how your pet is doing in his/her new home. A responsible owner will welcome
your concern for the animal.
Office use:
 Family meet  Dog to Dog
 TSA
 SMA
Animal SB#:______________
WOOF
Counselor: ____________________________
DOG ADOPTION QUESTIONNAIRE
A Safe Haven for Animals
5345 Hwy 12 West
Santa Rosa, CA 95407
707.542.0882
Date: __________________
www.sonomahumane.org
Please bring this completed form when visiting the shelter. For dogs in foster homes only: Fax: 707-542-1317.
Name: ______________________________________
Email: _______________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________
City/State: __________________________ Zip: ____________
Occupation:___________________ Primary Phone: ___________________ Alternate Phone: ___________________
YOU AND YOUR HOUSEHOLD
1. Name of the dog that you are interested in (if applicable):________________________________________________
2. Where did you hear about this dog? _________________________________________________________________
3. Do you currently live in a:
 House
4. Do you have a fenced yard?  Yes
 Apartment
 No
5. How many adults live in your home? ________
6. The noise/activity level in my home is usually:
 Condo
 Other: _____________________________
If yes, how high is your fence? _________
How many children? ______
 High
 Medium
Ages:________________________
 Low
7. Who will be primarily responsible for the care of this dog?________________________________________________
8. How much money do you expect to spend per year caring for this dog (vet care, tags, food, supplies, toys)? $______
9. On average how many hours will the dog be alone each day? _____________________________________________
10. Where will the dog be kept when no one is at home? ___________________________________________________
11. How/Where would you exercise your dog? ___________________________________________________________
12. Where will the dog be kept at night? ________________________________________________________________
13. Veterinary practice last used: ______________________________________________________________________
14. Are you an experienced dog owner?  Extremely  Moderately  This is our/my first dog
Explain:________________________________________________________________________________________
15. Please list all of the pets currently living in your home:
Species
Breed
Age
Sex
Altered
M / F
Y / N
M / F
Y / N
M / F
Y / N
M / F
Y / N
M / F
Y / N
Owned how long?
Please fill out the back side of form 
YOUR IDEAL DOG
16. Which of the following best describes your reasons for wanting this dog? (Check all that apply)
 Companion
 Guard dog
 Hunting
 Agility
 Jogging/walking buddy
 Obedience training
 Search & rescue
 Friend for current dog
 Couch warmer
Other: _________________________________________________________________________________________
17. I like dogs that are:
 Small
 Large
 Any size
18. Please describe the temperament and activity level you are looking for in a dog. (Check all that apply):
 High energy
 Outdoorsy dog
 Lap dog
 Mellow
 Affectionate
 Quiet
 Guard dog
19. I prefer a dog that… (Check all that apply):
 Loves children and strangers
 Can tolerate children and strangers
 Loves all other animals
 Can tolerate all other animals
 Don’t care if he/she gets along well with other animals
20. I would prefer a dog that:
 Would enjoy walking with me on leash  Would enjoy going to the dog park  Would run, jog or hike with me
 Would exercise him/herself in our yard  Requires only enough exercise to do his/her business
21. When it comes to relating to dogs, I tend to be more:
 Strict, demanding (the dog must sit for a cookie)
 Moderate (encourage good behavior, ignoring bad)
 Lenient (the dog looks cute so he/she gets the cookie without performing the sit)
22. Dog habits I can’t tolerate are: _____________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
23. What would you do if you could no longer keep this pet? ________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
I certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I also acknowledge falsification of
the above can result in my being denied adoption of an animal or, if an animal has been adopted to me, the return of
that animal to Sonoma Humane Society.
Signature: ______________________________________________________________ Date: _____________________
Office Use Only:
Case Number: ____________
Reviewed by: __________________________________ Date: _____________________
March 2014
Office use:
 SMA Animal SB#:______________
Person SB#:______________
MEOW
Counselor: _____________________________
5345 Hwy 12 West
707.542.0882
CAT ADOPTION QUESTIONNAIRE
Please bring this completed form when visiting the shelter.
Date: __________________
Name: ______________________________________
Email: _______________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________
City/State: __________________________ Zip: ____________
Occupation:___________________ Primary Phone: ___________________ Alternate Phone: ___________________
Emergency Contact Name: ____________________________________ Phone: _________________________________
YOU AND YOUR HOUSEHOLD
1. Name of the cat that you are interested in (if applicable): _______________________________________________
2. Where did you hear about this cat? _________________________________________________________________
3. Do you currently live in a:
 House
 Apartment
4. How many adults live in your home? ________
5. The noise/activity level in my home is usually:
 Condo
 Other: _____________________________
How many children? ______
 High
 Medium
Ages:________________________
 Low
6. Who will be primarily responsible for the care of this cat?________________________________________________
7. How much money do you expect to spend per year caring for this cat (vet care, tags, food, supplies, toys)? $_______
8. On average how many hours will the cat be alone each day? _____________________________________________
9. Will this cat be:
 Indoor only
 Outdoor only
 Indoor & outdoor
10. Where will the cat be kept when no one is at home? ___________________________________________________
11. Where will the cat be kept at night? _________________________________________________________________
12. Veterinary practice last used: ______________________________________________________________________
13. Please list all of the pets currently living in your home:
Name
Species
Breed
Age
Sex
Altered
M / F
Y / N
M / F
Y / N
M / F
Y / N
M / F
Y / N
M / F
Y / N
Owned how long?
Please fill out the back side of form 
May 2014
YOUR IDEAL CAT
14. Which of the following best describes your reasons for wanting this cat? (Check all that apply)
 Companion
 For kids
 Mouser
 Companion for pet
Other: _________________________________________________________________________________________
15. Please describe the temperament and activity level you are looking for in a cat. (Check all that apply):
 High energy
 Playful
 Lap cat
 Mellow
 Affectionate
 Quiet
16. I prefer a cat that… (Check all that apply):
 Loves children and strangers
 Can tolerate children and strangers
 Can tolerate all other animals
 Don’t care if he/she gets along well with other animals
17. Do you plan to have the cat declawed?
 Yes
 No
 Loves all other animals
If yes, why? _________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
18. Cat habits I can’t tolerate are: _____________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
19. What would you do if you could no longer keep this pet? ________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
20. Please check the topics you would like our staff to discuss with you today:
 Indoors vs. outdoors
 Litter box issues
 Declawing
 Nail trimming
 Introduction to other pets
 Scratching furniture
 Cats with kids
 Grooming
I certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I also acknowledge falsification of
the above can result in my being denied adoption of an animal or, if an animal has been adopted to me, the return of
that animal to Sonoma Humane Society.
Signature: ______________________________________________________________ Date: _____________________
Office Use Only:
Case Number: ____________ Reviewed by: __________________________________ Date: _____________________
Notes: _____________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________
May 2014
[Type text]
I Am Looking for a New Family
My Name Is______________________
(place your pet’s photo here)
Fill in story, and post around your community
I am a________________________________________
(Age, Sex, and Breed/Mix Type)
Here is my story:__________________________________________________
If you would like to meet me, please contact_________________________________________
Daytime:___________________________ Evenings:___________________________________
Last updated:________________________________
Admissions Information
What To Do If You Need To Surrender Your Pet:
You have a number of choices, the last of which should be surrendering your pet to a shelter. If you have
exhausted alternatives to relinquishment (including trying to work through challenges, or trying to find a new
home for your pet yourself with friends, neighbors, family or co-workers), here is how our admissions process
works.
What You Should Expect:
Please understand that as a no-kill shelter, Sonoma Humane Society cannot accept every animal brought to
our shelter immediately. We treat every animal’s life as precious and will not resort to euthanasia to control
the number of pets at our facility. Therefore, we will accept the surrender of owned cats and dogs by
appointment only as space allows. We do charge a modest surrender fee for dogs and cats which will be
applied to the costs we will incur providing care to the pet.
How The Process Works:
Each day Sonoma Humane Society Adoption Staff assess the amount of space available in the shelter as
animals find homes through our Adoption Center. Based on the number of adoptions and available cages and
kennels, a staff member will call you based upon your order on our waiting list to schedule appointments for
the week. Appointments are scheduled Tuesday through Friday 9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Each appointment
should take approximately 30 minutes. You should obtain surrender forms from our website ahead of time. (A
questionnaire pertaining to your dog’s behavior or your cat’s medical history will be given as well.)
Dogs over 6 years old and cats over 8 years old will need to have blood work done ahead of time. The fee is
$80. Your pet’s acceptance hinges upon a healthy blood panel. Please arrange for the blood work prior to your
surrender appointment.
If an Adoption Staff member leaves a message, we must hear back from you within 48 hours to confirm that
you still need our services. Leaving a voicemail is considered confirmation. If we are unable to contact you or
you do not return our message within 48 hours of our initial call, we will leave your name on our waiting list,
but will contact the next person to bring in his pet for the available space. The goal of this process is to have
available spaces filled as quickly as possible, keeping spaces from standing empty and maximizing our
lifesaving capacity.
What To Bring With You:
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All veterinary records
Your pet’s medications (if any)
Completed surrender paperwork. Please obtain and complete surrender forms ahead of time to make
the appointment process easier.
Please understand that any of your pet’s belongings from home such as blankets, toys and food, may
be donated and will not follow your pet through the adoption process.
For everyone’s safety, all dogs must be leashed and all cats must be in a carrier.
What To Do When You Arrive:
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A staff member will evaluate the behavior of your pet.
Once your pet has been evaluated and Sonoma Humane Society decides to take your pet into its care,
your surrender fee will be collected. The surrender fee is usually $40 (exceptions may apply for litters
of infant animals). Accepted forms of payment are cash or credit/debit card.
An appointment for evaluation does not guarantee that Sonoma Humane Society will be in a position
to take your pet into its care.
What To Do If You Need To Surrender Your Pet Today:
Sonoma Humane Society urges you not to surrender your pet to a shelter. A shelter should always be your
very last resort. If you are unwilling to wait for an appointment at our shelter, you may contact the local
animal control agency in your jurisdiction to inquire about their surrender process. You may also want to ask
questions related to their adoption and euthanasia practices for owned animals.
Contact Information:
Sonoma County Animal Care and Control: (707) 565-7100
Rohnert Park Animal Shelter: (707) 584-1582
Petaluma Animal Shelter: (707) 778-7387
Sonoma Pets Lifeline: (707) 996-4577
ANIMAL RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS*
(Within California)
5345 Hwy 12 West
707.542.0882
Dogs
Organization
Telephone
Web Address/Email Address
1 Love Dog Rescue
(530) 643-1107
www.1lovedogrescue.org
A Leg Up Rescue
(707) 591-5417
www.aleguprescue.org
All Aboard Animal Search and
Rescue
(707) 526-0970
Anderson Valley Animal Rescue
(707) 895-3785
BAD RAP (a pit bull rescue)
Big Dog Rescue
www.allaboardanimalsearchandrescue.com
Helps lost pets on the Street
[email protected]
Homeless Pets
www.badrap.org
(707) 665-0332
www.homelesshounds.us
(707) 849-7759
www.bcrescuenc.org
(707) 578-4800
www.brighthaven.org
California Animal Rescue
(707) 293-4470
www.californiaanimalrescue.org
California Collie Rescue
(650) 851-9227
www.calcollierescue.org
California Irish Setter Rescue
(510) 524-2602
www.ncisrescue.org
California Labradors, Retrievers,
and More Rescue
(858) 273-5386
www.labsandmore.org
Border Collie Rescue of Northern
California
Brighthaven-Healing Arts Center
for Animals
California Lhasa Apso Rescue
http://lhasaapso.rescueme.org/California
California Shih-Tzu Rescue
http://shihtzu.rescueme.org/California
California Whippet Rescue
www.ncwfa.com/whippet-rescue.html
Chihuahua Rescue
www.chihuahuarescue.com
Countryside Rescue
(707) 542-5582
Dachshund Rescue of Northern
California
Delta Paws Animal Rescue
Dirty Dog Squad
www.countrysiderescue.com
www.drnc.org
(206) 298-5418
www.petfinder.com/shelters/CA1418.html
http://dirtydogsquad.org/
*Sonoma Humane Society is not affiliated in any way nor do they endorse these organizations. This is meant to be a resource only.
January 2016
http://dpcnc.org/
Doberman Pincher Club of Nocal
Organization
Telephone
Dragonfly Rescue
(707) 479-1818
[email protected]
FurEver Animal Rescue
(510) 912-9036
www.fureveranimalrescue.org
Furry Friends Rescue
(510) 794-4703
www.furryfriendsrescue.org
German Shepherd Rescue of
Northern California
(800) 728-3473
Golden Gate Bassett Rescue
(707) 765-2690
Golden Gate Lab Retriever Rescue
(707) 480-8469
Golden State German Shepherd
Rescue
Golden State Greyhound Adoption
and Rescue
(877) 447-4717
www.gsrnc.org
Rescue & Welfare of German Shepherds
www.ggbassetrescue.org
Rescues Basset Hounds
www.labrescue.org
Rescues Labs
www.gsgsrescue.org
Rescues German Shepherds
(925) 946-0426
www.goldengreyhounds.com
Grateful Dog Rescue
(415) 587-1121
www.gratefuldogsrescue.org
Greendog Rescue Project
(707) 433-4377
Greyhound Rescue
(707) 280-0881
Herd It Through The Grapevine
(Herding Dog Rescue)
Homeward Bound Golden
Retriever Rescue
(707) 583-9583
www.greendogproject.com
Any dog rescue
www.greyhoundfriendsforlife.org
Rescue & Adoptions
www.hittgv.org
Herding Dog Rescue
(916) 655-1410
www.homewardboundgoldens.org
Jessica’s Haven
(415) 757-8785
www.jessicashaven.com
Labrador Rescuers
(619) 819-0234
http://labrescuers.org/
Lake County Animal Services
(707) 349-2624
Lily’s Legacy Senior Dog Sanctuary
(415) 488-4984
www.lakecountyanimalservices.org
Dog Rescue
www.lilyslegacy.org
Senior Dog Rescue
[email protected]
Rescue
Muttville (senior dog rescue)
(415) 272-4172
www.muttville.org
New Leash on Life Rescue
Foundation
(661) 255-0097
www.nlol.org
No Boundaries Animal Rescue
(707) 228-9485
www.noboundariesanimalrescue.org
Surrenders
Noah’s Bark
(707) 657-7626
www.noahspets.org
NorCal Beagle Rescue
(510) 579-5850
NorCal German Short Hair Rescue
(408) 402-2092
My Pit Bull Has A Pack
www.norcalbeagles.com
Rescue & Foster
www.norcalgsprescue.com
Rescue & Foster
January 2016
NorCal Golden Retriever Rescue
(650) 615-6810
NorCal Italian Greyhound Rescue
(707) 446-1858
(Barbara Birt)
www.golden-rescue.org
Rescue & Foster
www.igrescue.com
Rescue & Foster
www.norcalpoodlerescueadoption.com
Rescue & Foster
(707) 987-8572
www.norcalweimrescue.org
NorCal Poodle Rescue
NorCal Weimaraner Rescue
Organization
North Bay Canine Rescue
Telephone
(707) 763-7736
Northern California Family Dog
Rescue (The Kern Project)
www.northbay-canine.org
www.thekernproject.com
Peace of Mind Dog Rescue
(831) 718-9122
www.peaceofminddogrescue.org
Pets in Need
(650) 367-1405
www.petsinneed.org
Pit Bull Rescue
www.pbrc.net
Pomeranian Rescue Group
(510) 691-2780
www.da-rybolt.wix.com/pomeranianrescuegroup
Pug Rescue of Sacramento
(925) 974-7847
www.pugpros.org
Rocket Dog Rescue
(415) 756-8188
www.rocketdogrescue.org
Rotts of Friends
(530) 661-0213
www.rottsoffriends.com
Russell Rescue CA
www.russellrescueca.com
Southern California Vizsla Rescue
www.socalvizslarescue.org
Special Pets Rescue
(707) 350-7008
www.specialpetsrescue.org
The Dog Spot
(510) 375-3340
(925) 212-1795
www.thedogspot.rescuegroups.org
Tony La Russa’s Animal Rescue
Foundation
(925) 256-1273
www.arf.net
We Care Animal Rescue
(707) 963-7044
www.wecareanimalrescue.org
West Coast Mastiff and Large
Breed Rescue
www.wcmastiffrescue.com
Wind Country Animal Lovers
(707) 888-9196
[email protected]
Wonderdog Rescue
(415) 621-3647
www.wonderdogrescue.org
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Cats
Organization
Telephone
All Aboard Animal Search and
Rescue
(707) 526-0970
Anderson Valley Animal Rescue
(707) 895-3785
Bay Area Cat Rescue
Bee Holistic Cat Rescue and Care
www.allaboardanimalsearchandrescue.com
Helps lost pets on the street
[email protected]
Homeless Cats
www.bayareacatrescue.org
Homeless Cats
www.beeholistic.com
Holistic care of unwanted cats
www.brighthaven.org
Homeless & senior cats
www.californiaanimalrescue.org
Abandoned animals & surrenders
www.countrysiderescue.com
Abandoned & homeless
[email protected]
Homeless dogs & cats
www.feline-rescue.com
Homeless cats & kittens
www.forgottenfelines.com
Spay/neuter feral cats
Brighthaven-Healing Arts Center
for Animals
(707) 578-4800
California Animal Rescue
(707) 293-4470
Countryside Rescue
(707) 542-5582
Dragonfly Rescue
(707) 479-1818
Feline Rescue of No. California
(707) 494-5544
Forgotten Felines
(707) 576-7999
FurEver Animal Rescue
(510) 912-9036
www.fureveranimalrescue.org
Furry Friends Rescue
(510) 794-4703
www.furryfriendsrescue.org
Lake County Animal Services
(707) 349-2624
www.lakecountyanimalservices.org
Dog Rescue
Nine Lives Foundation
(650) 368-1365
www.ninelivesfoundation.org
No Boundaries Animal Rescue
(707) 228-9485
www.noboundariesanimalrescue.org
Persian and Himalayan Cat Rescue
(925) 838-1838
www.persiancats.org
Pets in Need
(650) 367-1405
www.petsinneed.org
Purebreds Plus Cat Rescue
(707) 301-7377
www.purebredsplus.org
Ragdoll Rescue
Special Pets Rescue
www.floppycats.com/ragdoll-rescue.html
(707) 350-7008
www.specialpetsrescue.org
January 2016
The Urban Cat Project
(415) 334-1003
www.theurbancatproject.org
We Care Animal Rescue
(707) 963-7044
www.wecareanimalrescue.org
Wine Country Animal Lovers
(707) 888-9196
[email protected]
Rabbits/Rodents
Organization
Telephone
Contra Costa Rabbit Rescue
www.contracostarabbitrescue.org
North Star Rescue
www.northstarrescue.org
Save A Bunny
(415) 388-2790
The Rabbit Center
www.saveabunny.org
www.rabbit.org
Horses
Organization
Telephone
Animal Place
(530) 477-1757
www.animalplace.org
Blue Horse Rescue
(510) 459-5900
www.bluehorserescsue.org
California Horse Rescue Groups
www.horse.rescueshelter.com
Change (Horse Rescue)
(707) 570-7050
www.sonomachangeprogram.com
Sadie’s Haven
(707) 206-1892
www.sadieshaven.org
Sonoma Equine Rescue Rehab and
Adoption
(888) 883-0868
www.serraequinerescue.org
Farm Animals
Organization
Telephone
Animal Place
(530) 477-1757
www.animalplace.org
Brighthaven-Healing Arts Center for
Animals
(707) 578-4800
www.brighthaven.org
Wildlife
Organization
Telephone
January 2016
Bird Rescue Center
(707) 523-2473
www.birdrescuecenter.org
International Bird Rescue
(707) 207-0380
www.bird-rescue.org
Native Songbird Care and
Conservation
(707) 484-6502
www.nativesongbirdcare.org
Sonoma County Reptile Rescue
(707) 829-8152
www.sonomacountyreptilerescue.com
Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue
(707) 526-9453
(707) 992-0274
www.scwildliferescue.org
Wildlife Fawn Rescue
(707) 931-4550
www.fawnrescue.org
January 2016
ANIMAL RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS*
(Outside of California)
5345 Hwy 12 West
707.542.0882
Dogs
Organization
Telephone
Animal Rescue League of
Marshalltown, Iowa
Arizona Pug Adoption and Rescue
Network
Arizona Weimaraner Rescue
(641) 753-9046
Central time zone
(480) 964-3126
Mountain time zone
Central Ohio Greyhound Rescue
(614) 239-0943
Eastern time zone
(206) 234-4977
Pacific time zone
(717) 484-4799
Eastern time zone
(701) 205-0190
Central time zone
(888) 814-9670
Eastern time zone
Chihuahua Rescue and Referral
(Washington)
Delaware Valley Golden Retriever
Rescue (Reinholds, Pennsylvania)
For Luv of Dog Rescue
(Fargo, North Dakota)
Golden Retrieve Rescue of Michigan
Homeward Bound Dog Rescue
(Minnesota)
Last Hope Animal Rescue of Long
Island, NY
Long Island Bull Dog Rescue, NY
Mutt Madd-Ness
(Marietta, Georgia)
North Shore Animal League America
(Port Washington, NY)
Old Dog Haven
(Washington)
Rawhide Rescue
(Warren, New Jersey)
St. Louis Bull Dog Rescue
(Missouri)
Web Address
www.arlmarshalltown.com
www.aparn.org
www.arizonaweimaranerrescue.com
www.centralohiogreyhound.org
www.chihuahuarescueandreferral.com
http://dvgrr.org/
www.4luvofdog.org
http://grrom.com/
http://homewardboundrescue.com/
(631) 425-1884
Eastern time zone
(631) 689-6245
Eastern time zone
(404) 406-6322
Eastern time zone
(516) 883-7575
Eastern time zone
(360) 653-0311
Pacific time zone
(908) 420-8780 and
(908) 420-8781
Eastern time zone
http://lasthopeanimalrescue.org/
www.longislandbulldogrescue.org
www.muttmaddness.org
www.animalleague.org/rescue/
http://olddoghaven.org/
http://rawhiderescue.weebly.com/
www.stlbulldogrescue.org
May 2014
Organization
Save a Yorkie Rescue
(Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania)
Telephone
(610) 670-2183
(7:00 PM eastern
time is the best time
to call)
The Golden Retriever Club of
America National Rescue Committee
Web Address
http://saveayorkierescue.rescuegroups.org/
www.grca-nrc.org
Cats
Organization
Animal Rescue League of
Marshalltown, Iowa
Last Hope Animal Rescue of Long
Island, NY
Rawhide Rescue
(Warren, New Jersey)
Telephone
(641) 753-9046
Central time zone
(631) 425-1884
Eastern time zone
(908) 420-8780 and
(908) 420-8781
Eastern time zone
Web Address
www.arlmarshalltown.com
http://lasthopeanimalrescue.org/
http://rawhiderescue.weebly.com/
May 2014

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