Delta County Humane Society

02/07/2025

DELTA PET OWNERS: Is your dog or cat microchipped and up-to-date on their vaccines? If not, join us at our low-cost pet vaccination clinic at our Delta facility (720 W. 4th St.) on Friday, February 21 from 12-4pm! For just $20 per pet at the time of registration, your pet can receive all of their core vaccines, including rabies, bordetella (dogs), DAPP (dogs), and FVRCP (cats). Microchips cost an additional $20 and are a permanent and reliable way to ensure your pet returns home safely if they become lost. Spaces are limited, so sign up now at rhhumanesociety.org/clinic!

01/15/2025

COURTESY POSTING:

This is Marley.
He’s a 12 yo cockapoo. All recent vax. Very well mannered. Loves taking walks.
Contact Kevin @ 801-560-0407

Rehoming due to leaving the country.

01/13/2025

THE FIRES IN CALIFORNIA - YOU CAN HELP THE ANIMALS

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State of the Shelter: Eaton Fire Update

Dear Bland,

I want to thank everyone in our community for the huge outpouring of support we've received in response to the Eaton Fire. We continue to welcome in all animals from the Eaton Fire that need our assistance.

As of today, CalFire has given us the go-ahead to begin sending strike teams into the burn areas. Local state and national animal welfare organizations, including Los Angeles County Animal Care and Control, San Diego Humane, ASPCA, and American Humane are working with Pasadena Humane to assist. We anticipate a heartbreaking scene when we arrive.

Animal Control Officers (ACOs) will bring any found animal back to Pasadena Humane, where they can be treated in our ICU for burns and other injuries. We will be setting out traps this evening, along with food and fresh water, in an effort to bring any cats and other animals who are in the area to safety. These traps will be gathered by our Animal Control Officers in the morning, allowing them to bring the animals back to the shelter for care.
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We are seeing a significant increase in the number of burned and injured animals coming to our shelter. These animals are suffering from smoke inhalation, singed paws, burns, dehydration, and more. We have been treating each animal based on their needs, providing fluids, oxygen, pain medications and wound care.

We are desperately in need of monetary donations to help us purchase medical supplies and other resources as needed. This is the best way to help the animals and families who are in need.

Unfortunately, we anticipate that our ACOs will also find deceased animals in the fire zones. We plan to return the remains to Pasadena Humane, where we can scan them for microchips and allow families to claim their pets for private burials.

Pasadena Humane staff and volunteers have been heroic while caring for animals and providing support to the community. We are so thankful for the support of other shelters and groups who have stepped up to offer reinforcements. Santa Barbara Humane, Sacramento SPCA, San Diego Humane, and Best Friends LA have all transported the adoptable animals that we had in our care to their facilities to allow us space to take in evacuated and stray animals. Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center have transported wildlife to their center as well.

We have a wonderful foster network on standby. We anticipate a large need for long-term foster homes in the next few days. Owned pets of those who have been evacuated are likely to need a place for their animals to be safely housed while they rebuild.

My heart goes out to all of those affected by the fires. This is a human and animal tragedy on an unimaginable scale. We are only beginning to learn of the full impact, and I'm so thankful that we haven't had to go through it alone. The aid from our community and surrounding animal welfare organizations has been incredibly moving. All we can do right now is take each day one step at a time while we try to prepare for what's to come.

As the Eaton Fire emergency continues, we are ready to take in many more animals who are in need of emergency medical care. If you are able to donate, please visit give.pasadenahumane.org/fire.

Thank you again for all of your support.
For the animals,
Dia DuVernet
President and CEO
Pasadena Humane
Please note: The situation is constantly evolving, and we are doing our best to provide accurate information to the public as quickly as we can. Thank you for your understanding.

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