Community Support
We know caring for your companion animal can come with challenges. That’s why we’d love to help support you by offering the following community resources and more:
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Pet Food Pantry
We know caring for your pet can be costly. Our pet food pantry is a great resource for families in need of pet food and supplies and caretakers of feral cat communities in Napa Valley.
Our pantry is primarily stocked by donations, which means we can’t guarantee specific brands. However, we’ll do our best to match our inventory with your needs. Contact us to confirm availability and to arrange for your pick up.
Veterinary Support
Vaccinations and Microchips
Did you know that Napa Humane provides vaccinations and microchipping for dogs and cats at a reduced cost? These services are available at the time of spay/neuter surgery, regardless of residency.
Napa Humane also offers vaccination and microchipping services by appointment to Napa County residents. Proof of residency is required.
Spay and Neuter Assistance
Napa Humane also offers reduced fees for spay/neuter services to qualifying pet owners in Napa, Lake and Solano Counties. Visit their website to learn more about their income-eligible program.
We Care Animal Rescue provide vouchers for eligible families for spay/neuter surgeries. Contact us to see if you qualify for spay/neuter assistance.
Charitable Grants for Emergency Care
Needing assistance with veterinary care? We may be able to provide a grant to help cover your pet’s medical costs. At this time, our Charitable Grants program is available for spayed/neutered pets requiring emergency care only.
We will request proof that you have applied for CareCredit, if that option is available at your clinic. First, contact us to learn if you qualify for charitable grants.
Moving and Relocating Tips
Planning a Move?
We understand moving is stressful, especially when a pet is added into the mix. While moving as a pet owner can be difficult, it’s not impossible.
Just because you are relocating, doesn’t mean you need to give up your pet. We hope the following relocation tips help you through any potential conflicts that arise throughout your move.
Feral Cat Care
Caring for a Feral Cat?
If you have feral (unsocial) cats in your neighborhood, visit the Forgotten Felines’ website for more information on feral cat care and trap-neuter-return (TNR) best practices. Forgotten Felines can answer all of your questions about TNR and spay/neuter, and can provide you with additional literature regarding trapping, caretaking, and protocols for using their services. On a limited basis, We Care can loan traps. Contact us for more information.
Rescue Partners
Jameson Humane
- Financial Assistance + Spay/Neuter vouchers
- Pet food assistance
- Behavioral training
- Foster program
Wine Country Animal Lovers
Adoption, transfer, and medical services for owned pets. Foster based rescue group (no brick and mortar).
- Kittens/ Mother Cats
- Dogs/Puppies
- Financial assistance/Veterinary care
Forgotten Felines of Sonoma
- Wine Country Barn Cats relocation
- Trap, Neuter, Return (TNR) organization
Napa County Animal Shelter
- Adoptions (kittens, cats, dogs, puppies, chickens, horses, etc.)
- Stray animal intake
- Found Pet Hotline
When You Can’t Keep Your Pet
Rehome a Pet
We know that the decision to rehome your pet is not an easy one, which is why we are here to help you succeed in finding them a new home.
Find resources on how you can rehome your pet and be involved in the process. We’re here to help!
When You Can’t Keep Your PET
Surrender a Pet
If you are considering relinquishing your companion, our team is here to help you make the difficult decision. We want to help you make the best decision for you and your pet.
While we understand that it is sometimes impossible to keep your pet, we do urge you to exhaust all listed rehoming options before bringing them to us.