Humane Animal Services

11/16/2024

Do you recognize me?

I am a male, 3-4 year old, Great Pyrenees. I don’t have a microchip or collar. I was picked up at Will C Wood High School on Marshall Rd X Peabody in Vacaville. I was taken to Solano County Sheriff's Office Animal Care Division located at 2510 Clay Bank Rd in Fairfield.

11/14/2024

ATTENTION!

We need pet parents! A good sam stood by with this beautiful in-tact male on Union Ave in Fairfield. He was struck by a car and transported to Solano Napa Pet Emergency. Very vocal and socialized, no chip or collar was found. Please help us locate these pet parents!

11/13/2024

11/13/2024

Do you recognize me?

I am a young female German Shepherd. I was found on Arrowhead X Shasta Dr in Vacaville. I am super sweet but a little shy. I don’t have a collar or microchip. A HAS officer took me to Solano County Sheriff's Office Animal Care Division located at 2510 Clay Bank Rd in Fairfield.

11/13/2024

11/11/2024

We are closed today, November 11th, in observance of Veterans Day.

Please contact your local police department for any animal related emergencies.

We will be open tomorrow, Tuesday November 12th, at 8:00am.

11/09/2024

Mark your calendar now! Pictures with Santa! Saturday December 7, 2024, 12 noon - 3:00 p.m. at Solano County SPCA, 2200 Peabody Rd., Vacaville. Bring all of your human and furry family members for free photos! Donations welcomed!

11/08/2024

We will be closed Monday, November 11, 2024 in observance of Veteran’s Day.

Please reach out to your local police department for any animal related emergencies.

11/08/2024

Update: Now at Solano County Sheriff's Office Animal Care Division located at 2510 Clay Bank Rd.

Please help us find owners! We have a very handsome and very friendly black and white bully breed with a sparkle gold chain collar. He was hit by a car on Union in Fairfield. An animal control officer is standing by with him at Solano Napa Pet Emergency. Please help us find pet parents!

Better picture in comments!

11/07/2024

It's National Animal Shelter and Rescue Appreciation Week!
This week, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to the incredible staff and volunteers who make our mission possible. Your dedication, compassion, and tireless work help create a brighter future for the animals in our care.
Whether you're on the front lines caring for the animals, assisting with adoptions, organizing events or providing much-needed support behind the scenes, each and every one of you plays a crucial role in saving lives and giving animals the second chance they deserve.

We couldn't do what we do without our rescue and transfer partners. Below are a handful of the links to the facilities that have helped the Solano County Animal Care in the last 6 months. Donate, Share and Follow their pages so we can continue to get animals into homes!

Hearts For Paws
Buckstop Animal Sanctuary
Pits R' Us All Breed Rescue and Adoptions
Marin Humane
Joybound People & Pets
Humane Society of Sonoma County
Berkeley Humane
Sacramento SPCA
Berkeley Animal Care Services
SNAP Cats
East Bay SPCA
SPCA of Solano County
Rotts of Friends Animal Rescue
Gardner's Pig Pen-Guinea Pig Rescue
SaveABunny
Tiny Paws Pug Rescue
Doggie Protective Services (DPS Rescue)
Hella Dam Btches n Queens Rescue Inc.
Chihuahua Rescue Truckee Meadows, Inc
Muttville Senior Dog Rescue
Miranda's Rescue
Waggin' Trails Rescue Foundation
Pawsitively Saved Rescue
Yolo County SPCA
Mono County Animal Services

11/06/2024

🚩🚩WIND ADVISORY🚩🚩

There is a wind advisory in our area until 4pm today. Please check and secure fences before allowing dogs out for potty breaks. Please contact us at 707-449-1700 if you see a dog out. Be sure to get a description of the animal and the street and cross street it is located on. Stay safe!

Edit to add: We are receiving a large influx of dogs at large. Please check on your fur babies.

11/04/2024

Do you recognize me?

I was found on Cinnabar X Marna in Vacaville. I am a male, approximately 7 years old, black and white husky. My microchip says my name is Thor and I have a chain collar on. Officers were unable to pull owner information from my microchip. I was taken to Solano County Sheriff's Office Animal Care Division located at 2510 Clay Bank Rd in Fairfield.

11/04/2024

Attention Dixon Residents
We have had calls about a mountain lion (also called cougars or pumas) sighting in people's backyards in Dixon.

What you can do:
*Be aware of your surroundings
*Do not leave small children unattended
*Keep cats or other small pets indoors
*Remove any pet food from outside, yards, & porches
*Store trash in clean, well secured containers
*The smell of compost & rotting fruit under trees can also attract mountain lions as well as other animals such as coyotes, raccoons, and more

You can call Fish & Game at 707-428-2002

For more information you can go to

Taking simple precautions in cougar country can easily prevent conflicts.

11/04/2024

WIND ADVISORY 💨

There is a wind advisory now until tomorrow, 11/4 at 10:00am. Please make sure fences are secure before letting dogs out for bathroom breaks!

11/01/2024

October Statistics 🍁

10/31/2024

HAPPY HALLOWEEN 🎃

Safety tips for pets:
-Before the trick-or-treating starts, put your pets in a quiet room where they will be safe from all the Halloween activity.
-Pre-Halloween and during trick-or-treating, keep candy safely stashed in a high cabinet secured with a lock or child-safety latch. Many foods, such as chocolate, gum and xylitol (a sweetener used in many foods) are hazardous to pets.
-Be aware of which decorations pose threats. Some hazards are obvious, like lit candles (fire hazards and toxic to birds if scented). Other potentially dangerous decorations include rubber eyeballs (choking risk), glow sticks and fake blood (possible poisons), fake cobwebs (can choke or entangle pets and wildlife), potpourri (toxic to birds) and strung lights. Watch out for those candy wrappers and plastic packaging too!
-If you do choose a costume for your pet, consider your pet’s personality and what type of costume they may tolerate and for how long. Masks and hats that fit around the face, for example, may be OK for the length of time it takes to snap a quick pic, but they can pose dangers and make your pet feel uncomfortable. Best to keep pet costumes minimal.
-Bring your pets indoors before night falls. Cats are always safest inside with you, but on Halloween it’s especially important to secure all pets inside so they don’t run away out of fear of adults and children in costumes.

Information from:

https://www.humanesociety.org/resources/halloween-safety-tips-pets

10/31/2024

Happy Haloween? Are your pets dressed as lil ghouls or goblins? Let's see!
Today is the last day of our FREE adoptions so come on down!
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