Click Here -- DOWNLOAD THIS PAGE AS A DOCUMENT -- Click HereANIMAL EVAC & SHELTER INFORMATION for WEST CA Wildfires
Updated: August 26, 2021
IMPORTANT!
If you need assistance transporting or caring for animals INSIDE a Mandatory Evac zone, Contact the Animal Control agency or Sheriff Office, or, the Resources listed on emergency alerts, and evacuation orders. If you need assistance transporting animals BEFORE a Mandatory Order is issued, any responsible resource can help you; it’s wise to check your local Emergency Services posts and website for information and possible resources.
PRODUCTION LIVESTOCK-Contact your Ag Commissioner, Ag Department, or UCCE Advisor
CALDOR FIRE
AMADOR COUNTY (for Amador County residents only)
If you are unable to self-evacuate, call 911 or Animal Control (209) 223-6378
- Amador County Animal Response Team (ACART) (209) 257-9444
- Large & Small Animals - Amador County Fairgrounds - 18621 Sherwood Street, Plymouth, CA
EL DORADO COUNTY
- For evacuation questions or assistance, call: (530) 621-5795
- Large Animal Evacuation Shelter: FULL - Saureel Vineyards, 1140 Cold Springs Rd., Placerville, CA. For assistance transporting large animals to the Shelter: (916) 439-2268 or (503) 306-3159
- Small Animals: El Dorado County Animal Services - 6435Capitol Ave., Diamond Springs, CA (530) 621-5795
DIXIE FIRE
PLUMAS COUNTY
Animal Control Supervisor – Alex Saez – (530) 283-3573
Animal Control Officer – Jade Leddy – (530) 283-3673
- If you need assistance with animals contact, Plumas County Animal Services at (530) 283-3673 or after hours (530) 283-6300. Large animals/livestock can also be accommodated.
- LARGE ANIMALS: Plumas County Fairgrounds – 204 Fairgrounds Rd., Quincy
- SMALL ANIMALS: 201 North Mill Creek Rd., Quincy
TEHAMA COUNTY
- LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS: Tehama County Complex – 1830 Walnut Street, Red Bluff
McFARLAND FIRE
COUNTY – Shasta, Trinity, Tehama
- Large Animals: Tehama County Fairgrounds – 1830 Walnut St., Red Bluff, CA
MONUMENT FIRE
Humboldt County
- For assistance with large and small animal evacuations, call (530) 623-8126
- LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS – Hoopa Rodeo Grounds, Pine Creek Rd., Hoopa, CA
Shasta County
- Information Line: (530) 739-8469
- LARGE ANIMALS, (with the exception of swine), - Redding Rodeo Grounds, 715 Auditorium Dr., Redding, CA
TRINITY COUNTY
- LARGE ANIMALS: Redding Rodeo Grounds, 715 Auditorium Drive, Redding, CA
- LARGE ANIMALS: PineCreek Rd., Willow Creek, CA
- SMALL ANIMALS: TrinityCounty Animal Shelter - 563 Mountain View St, Weaverville, (530) 623-1370
- Sheriffs Department – (530) 623-2611
Antelope Fire and River Complex (Haypress Fire, Summer Fire, Cronan Fire)
SISKIYOU COUNTY
- LARGE ANIMALS, Siskiyou County Fairgrounds, 1712 Fairlane Rd, Yreka. (530) 842-2767
- Cats - Old Gym at Yreka High School, 431 Knapp St., Yreka
- Dogs - Rescue Ranch, 2216 E Oberlin Rd, Yreka. (530) 842-0829
BUTTECOUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL – (530) 552-3888
During a disaster or emergency, you can find up-to-date animal evacuation and sheltering information on the Butte County Public Health Department's Facebook and Twitter pages
