Our hearts are with all the people and animals impacted by the present wildfires. Here is a list of currently available animal emergency shelters and resources for evacuees in the Western United States.
Resources for pet owners
Know of a resource or shelter to add to this list? Please email us at info@redrover.org.
*Please note that these resources have been gathered from public sources. If you are planning to shelter at one of these sites with your animals, please verify that it is open and accepting animals as conditions may have changed.
The Red Cross Emergency app can help keep you and your loved ones safe with real-time alerts, shelter locations and safety advice on wildfires. The Red Cross First Aid app provides instant access to information on handling the most common first aid emergencies. Download these apps for free by searching for “American Red Cross” in your app store or at redcross.org/apps.
For those evacuating pets, large and small, the American Red Cross recommends keeping current photos of you with your pet in the event the animal gets lost, and holding onto information about feeding schedules, medical conditions, behavior issues and the name and number of a veterinarian.
Shelter is available at the Boulder County Fairgrounds – 9595 Nelson Road in Longmont
Larimer County
Larimer County Humane Society – 3501 E 71st Street Loveland, CO 80538.
If you are needing to evacuate due to the Cameron Peak Fire we can provide temporary housing and/or transportation for small animals including companion animals, small mammals, and small farm animals as space allows. Please call 970-226-3647 ext 7 if you are in need of assistance.
If you need companion animals retrieved from your property, call Larimer Humane Society dispatch at (970) 226-3647 ext. 7 to provide contact information and description of animals.
If you need one-time assistance to provide water for companion animals still on your property (contingent upon safety and approval from Emergency Services to do so), call Larimer Humane Society dispatch at (970) 226-3647 ext. 7 to provide contact information and description of the animals.
Large animal assistance – please contact Troy Badberg at Larimer County Emergency Management at 970-443-3231.
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
GLASS INCIDENT – Napa and Sonoma Counties
East Bay SPCA has offered to board dogs and cats evacuated from the Glass Fire. They are located at 8323 Baldwin St. Oakland, CA 94621.
They prefer to take animals in by appointment, if possible. To make an appointment, the public can either email shelterleadership@eastbayspca.org or call 510-563-4627.
NAPA
Evacuation assistance
If you are requesting assistance evacuating from a mandatory evacuation zone, call Napa Community Animal Response Team (NAPA CART) at 707-732-1555.
Large Animal Shelters:
Napa Valley Horsemen’s Association – 1200 Foster Rd, Napa, CA 94558
Call with ETA 707-732-1555
Bring feed
If evacuating North/West through Sonoma County:
Sonoma Community Animal Response Team (Sonoma CART) Large Animal Shelter
Sonoma Horse Park – 7600 Lakeville Highway, Petaluma, CA 94954
Call or text ahead: 707-861-0699
Small Animal Shelter:
Napa County Animal Services – 942 Hartle Ct., Napa, CA 94558
Call 707-253-4382
For animals left behind:
Email info@napacart.org with:
Contact information
Address
Description of animals left behind–numbers and species.
(same as above section) Napa County Animal Services – 942 Hartle Ct., Napa, CA 94558
Call 707-253-4382
ZOGG FIRE – Shasta County
Animal evacuation sites have been set up at Cottonwood Rodeo Grounds for large animals and Haven Humane for small animals. Call SHASCOM at 245-6540 for assistance contacting these sites tonight.
Haven Humane – 7449 Eastside Rd, Anderson, CA 96007 (building B)
To report a missing pet go to the same website (https://phshelter.com/event/northcomplex), and there is a Missing Pet link you can use to report your pet missing
If you do not have internet access please email our team at reunification@nvadg.org
with your name and phone number and the Reunification Team will call you
521 Oak Road in Oroville. This location is accepting animals from 8am to 8pm.
Butte County Fairgrounds: 199 E Hazel St, Gridley, CA 95948
Large animals:
Durham Community Park is open for evacuees with bathrooms and a horse arena for large animals. People are asked to tie animals to the gate.
Camelot Equestrian Park, 1985 Clark Road, Paradise. Do not leave animals in barns, put them in the pastures. The shelter closes at 8pm and will reopen at 7:30am and no animals will be accepted when closed.
Small animals can be taken to Plumas County Animal Services, 201 N Mill Creek Rd, Quincy, CA 95971
Large animals can be taken to the Plumas County Fairgrounds, 204 Fairground Rd., Quincy, CA 95971
Call 530-283-3673 or 530-283-6300 for more information and to confirm availability.
Yuba County
Small Animals: Yuba County Fairgrounds, 442 Franklin Ave. Yuba City, Chico
Large Animals: Yuba County Mounted Sheriff’s Posse Arena 5396 Marysville Rd., Brownsville, CA
Wildlife Disaster Network. If you discover any injured wildlife contact the veterinarians on call with the Wildlife Disaster Network at (800) 942-6459.
#NorthComplex, #BearFire
Pierce County
Frontier Park (21718 Meridian E, Graham, WA 98338) is available and serving as a temporary shelter for livestock and livestock owners affected by the recent Graham fires. Please call if you have questions about availability or additional emergency services (253)761-6564.
Yakima County
Central Washington State Fair – 1301 S Fair Ave, Yakima, Washington 98901. State Fair Park is allowing the storage of large animals and RV’s.
Our hearts are with all the people and animals impacted by the present wildfires. Here is a list of currently available animal emergency shelters and resources for evacuees in the Western United States.
