SPOT - Stray Pets of Tehama

SPOT - Stray Pets of Tehama Helping homeless animals get a better life. SPOT is committed to helping lost and homeless pets and pet owners of Tehama County, California.

With emphasis on higher-risk felines, it is our mission to reunite lost pets with their loving guardians, to assist homeless pets find caring, forever homes, to provide pertinent animal information to pet owners, and to support the Tehama County Animal Care Center in its endeavors.

01/23/2025

Meet the beautiful, well behaved Wrigley! Wrigley has found himself in the CRITICALLY FULL shelter and this guy has been there going on 2 months! Wrigley is an approx 3 year old stunning Border collie (mix?)
Let's PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD FOR WRIGLEY SO HE CAN FIND HIS FOREVER HOME!

Wrigley is intelligent, listens to direction and is treat motivated. Wrigley knows the basics he sits, lays down and is excellent on leash. Wrigley is sweet and attentive to his people. He is not doing well not getting the exercise and love he needs to thrive in the Shelter(most dont 😭) Wrigley is good with all people and is good with the kids he's met (over 6). Wrigley does good with other dogs, he's kenneled with two others, he can be bossy 🤣 Wrigley did well with the cat intro, see in pics, but you never know if they would chase a running kitty. Wrigley is just a good boy who needs a good home, go spring good boy Wrigley!

Wrigley is a skinny 33 pounds, is utd on vaccines and hw negative.
Find Wrigley at the Tehama County animal care center in Red Bluff, Ca.
1830 Walnut St
Open 7 days 530-527-3439

If you're an animal caregiver in an affected area, visit the California Veterinary Emergency Team - CVET for:Updated she...
01/23/2025

If you're an animal caregiver in an affected area, visit the California Veterinary Emergency Team - CVET for:
Updated shelter locations

🔥 Wildfire Safety for Kitten Caregivers 🔥
As wildfires continue to impact Los Angeles and the surrounding areas, it’s vital to keep both humans and animals safe. Emergencies can happen quickly—being prepared is the best way to protect your furry friends.

If you're a kitten caregiver in an affected area, visit the California Veterinary Emergency Team - CVET for:
Updated shelter locations
Emergency resources
Vital information for animal care

👉 Access these lifesaving resources here: https://zurl.co/99Rrf

Together, we can support each other and care for the most vulnerable members of our community during this challenging time. Stay safe, everyone! 💙🐾

01/22/2025

WHOSE WALK IS IT ANYWAY?

Imagine going on a long-anticipated walk, through new scenery and exciting smells after being cooped up in the same place all day, but you have been fitted with a blind fold and are being dragged or yanked along at a fast pace.

I imagine that this is how dogs feel when we don’t allow them time to stop, sniff and explore the environment.

Dogs largely perceive their world through scent and it’s how they collect and process information to help the world make sense.

Taking away an opportunity for sniffing on a walk really isn’t being fair.. As much as physical exercise is important, the mental stimulation that sniffing provides is equally, if not more important.

Allowing dogs to choose when to stop and sniff provides so many benefits – increases self-confidence, promotes calmness, lowers stress and anxiety levels, lowers pulse rates, reduces cognitive decline in older dogs and provides important mental and environmental enrichment.

Make time for a slow sniffing walk when you can, where your dog is allowed to choose which direction to go and allowed time to just investigate, interpret, process the environment and follow wherever their nose leads them.

It may take far more time and patience as we wait for them to finish smelling that particular blade of grass, but the benefits are well worth it – after all, whose walk is it anyway?

January 21 is Hugging Day AND Squirrel Appreciation Day.I would just like to mention that squirrels would probably not l...
01/21/2025

January 21 is Hugging Day AND Squirrel Appreciation Day.

I would just like to mention that squirrels would probably not like a hug from you, unless of course, you are a fellow squirrel. 😂

01/20/2025
01/20/2025
★❤  THANK YOU  ❤ ★I would like to say "Thank You" to everyone who helped make my Birthday the very special day it was......
01/20/2025

★❤ THANK YOU ❤ ★

I would like to say "Thank You" to everyone who helped make my Birthday the very special day it was...

To my husband who loves and spoils me, Thank you...

To everyone who sent All the fantastic Happy Birthday wishes, Thank you...

To all those who contributed to my Birthday Fundraiser … On behalf of SPOT- Stray Pets of Tehama, the homeless animals your amazing donations will help, and myself I would like to say a HUGE “Thank you” very much for opening your heart to assist us in helping our furry friends in need. Your support is appreciated more than I could ever express!

THANK YOU ❤🐈🐕🐾❤

" The greatest gift of life is friendship, and I have received it."

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1830 Walnut Street
Red Bluff, CA
96080

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SPOT (Stray Pets of Tehama)

SPOT is committed to helping cats, dogs, pet owners, and the lost, abandoned, and homeless pets of Tehama County, California.

It is our mission to reunite lost pets with their loving guardians, to provide informative animal services to the community, to support the local animal shelter, and to assist homeless and abandoned pets find caring, forever homes.