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NORTH STATE PARENT FAMILY RESOURCE GUIDE SPRING/SUMMER 2022 ANIMALS
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Another Chance Animal Welfare League; Palo Cedro. Animal adoptions, educational program and volunteer opportunities. Offers resources to obtain spay/neuter vouchers
to assist with payment. Acawl.org. 9384 De- schutes Rd, no D. (530) 547-7387 or contact Jenny Hunter (530) 351-3842.
Haven Humane Society; Anderson. Sup- ports the Redding & Anderson community by promoting humane treatment of animals through shelter, spay/neuter, adoption, community education, outreach, rescue and animal regulations. Low-cost spay/neuter program havenhumane.org. 7449 Eastside Rd. jhaynes@havenhumane.org. (530) 241- 1653 or Jennifer Haynes at 241-5262.
Pet Town Self-Serve Pet Wash; Redding.
A shop that allows you to use a variety of
different soaps & shampoos to pamper your
pet. Large tubs for the largest of dogs makes
washing easy. Pamper your dog, get your
accessories & treats in one location. pettown-
wash.com. 455 Lake Blvd. (530) 605-3795.
Raining Cats ‘n’ Dogs Animal Rescue; Red-
ding. A nonprofit animal rescue organization
dedicated to finding adoptive homes for
companion animals. Schedule an appt. to
meet adoptable animals. rainingcatsndogs.
rescuegroups.org. itsrainingcatsndogs@
yahoo.com. (530) 232-6299.
Spay & Neuter Intermountain Pets & Pet
Placement (SNIPPP); Intermountain area.
A non-profit, no-kill animal welfare orga-
nization based in Northeastern California.
Addressing the issues related to companion
spay/neuter assistance program, community education, rescue & placement of at-risk animals. snippp.org. (530) 336-6006.
SISKIYOU COUNTY
Goliath Mountain Rescue; Yreka. Dog rescue organization brings in huskies & shepherds from high-kill shelters and unfit homes. Together with the help of special volunteer foster homes, provides 4-legged friends the time to heal and find new loving homes. Foster homes and supplies always needed. goliathmountainrescue.com. (530) 598-0227.
PURR-ANGELS; Yreka. Provides compas- sionate care and population control of feral/ homeless felines through colony manage- ment programs, abandoned or abused cat & kitten foster/adoption programs and spay/ neuter/vaccinate clinics. purr-angels.org. (530) 842-1875.
Rescue Ranch, Inc.; Yreka. Rescue Ranch
is a nonprofit, no-kill organization whose only purpose is to rescue dogs of all breeds. Dedicated to helping each dog find his/her forever home. Classes for canines, boarding and volunteer opportunities. Open daily. Call for hours. rrdog.org. 2216 Oberlin Rd. (530) 842-0829.
Siskiyou County Animal Care Shelter; Yreka. Animal adoptions, fostering opportu- nities. Call for current hours. 550 Foothill Dr. (530) 841-4028.
Siskiyou Humane Society; Mt. Shasta. The
Siskiyou Humane Society exists to improve the lives of companion animals by shel- tering, rehabilitating, reducing pet over- population and finding permanent homes. Animal adoptions, volunteer opportunities, classroom visits and educational opportu- nities. siskiyouhumane.org. 1208 N. Mount Shasta Blvd. (530) 926-4052.
Siskiyou Spay/Neuter Incentive Program (SNIP); Yreka. Provides financial assistance to qualifying low-income families. siskiyous- nip.org. For dogs & cats: (530) 926-1196. Siskiyou Trap, Alter & Release (STAR);
Mt. Shasta. STAR is a volunteer, nonprofit (501-(c) (3) group whose main purpose is to practice TNR (trap, neuter & release) on feral cats. STAR also provides shelters for these cats to live in and currently maintains eight colonies, consisting of approximately 40 cats who are fed daily. starcatprogram.org. 1012 N. Old Stage Rd. (530) 926-6388.
TEHAMA COUNTY
Animal Care Center. Offering animal shel- tering services for Tehama County; housing and caring for stray dogs, horses, farm animals, and pocket pets. Practicing and promoting compassionate care of all ani- mals, both in our care and in the community we serve. We strive to reunite lost animals with their owners and find forever homes for animals whose owners cannot be locat- ed. We work closely with several rescues
to transfer some of our animals to other locations so they can find homes in other areas. We are extremely proud of our high live release rate and incredibly grateful to the organizations and volunteers who make it possible. co.tehama.ca.us/animal-services. (530) 527-3439.
P.E.T.S. (Providing Essentials For Teha- ma Shelter); Red Bluff. Nonprofit group supporting Tehama County Animal Care Center animals by raising funds for medical care, supplies and transportation. Provides education and training for animals and their adopters. petstehama.org. (530) 527-8702. Second Chance Pet Rescue/Corning Animal Shelter. A sanctuary that provides a safe environment for homeless and aban- doned pets, finds foster care for homeless and abandoned pets and assists in placing such animals in safe, caring, permanent homes. Call for hours. secondchancepetres- cue.org. (530) 824-1985.
The Aquarium & Pets; Red Bluff. Quality supplies, knowledgeable customer service and a variety of pet care products for dogs, cats, reptiles, fish, birds and small animals. Live animals are also available for sale, from scaly & underwater creatures to feathered friends & furry critters. Stop by to simply visit the fish and more. aquariumandpets. godaddysites.com. 345 S. Main St. (530) 527-4588.
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With over 64 different species of animals, Turtle Bay Exploration Park has something for everyone to experience, including live animal shows, indoor & outdoor animal exhibits, aquariums, and so much more.
See all events & programs at turtlebay.org
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