How You Can Help the Animal Rescue Efforts from Forgotten Felines
VERY IMPORTANT Regarding Animal Rescue in Sonoma County.
I just got off of the phone with the director of Forgotten Felines. This is what you need to know.
1. Please continue to feed the Strays but please call Forgotten Felines at 576-7999 to report ANY animal that you see that you do not recognize. Right now they are gathering INFORMATION about where the animals have migrated to so that they can coordinate trapping efforts. This is their biggest need at the moment. They will tell you when they are trapping near you and when to withdraw food once they have established phone contact with you.
2. In addition to posting to the general public, PLEASE post your lost and found pet postings directly on the following FaceBook pages - These postings will receive immediate attention by the agencies which are most able to help. These agencies are sharing information daily with ALL shelters housing fire affected pets.
ForgottenFelines
m.facebook.com/ForgottenFelines/?ref=ts
Sonoma County Animal Services
m.facebook.com/SonomaCountyAnimalServices/
Sonoma Humane Society
m.facebook.com/SonomaHumane/
3. They need volunteers to hang flyers in all neighborhoods affected by the fires. Please call them if you can do this.
And this made me cry but it's important info about wildlife ...
If you lost a pet due to the fires:
There are many wonderful people working to establish databases of lost and found pets due to the fires in Northern California. If you are looking for your lost pet, here are the links. If I missed any please comment below.... Don't give up!!!!
Sonoma and Napa Fires Missing and FoundPets
North Bay Fire Pets 2017
UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine
Forgotten Felines
Sonoma County Animal Services
Sonoma Humane Society
Napa/Santa Rosa Lost/ Found Pet Info
Paradise Pet Resort
Wine Country Animal Lovers
North California Displaced by Fire Animals
North Bay Fire Lost and Found Pets
Santa Rosa Firestorm Lost & Found Pets
Photo Album of Lost & Found Pets
Josie's Lost Dog Alert of Sonoma County
Laguna Veterinary Hospital
