Who we are

Our Vision.

Our vision is to bridge the gap between community and care to build a future where every animal is safe, every home is informed, and every corner of our county is part of the solution.

Our Focus.

  • Enhancing animal shelter efforts by supporting care, medical treatment and sheltering of stray, abandoned and surrendered animals

  • Reducing outdoor cat populations through funding and promoting community-based trap-neuter-return (TNR) programs

  • Lowering shelter intake by offering low-cost spay/neuter initiatives to prevent unwanted litters of puppies and kittens

  • Building a sustainable foster care system by leveraging community involvement and providing resource support

  • Organizing public education events to promote responsible pet ownership and community cat colony care

OUR GOAL.

Our goal is to end the cycle of pet homelessness and overpopulation in Inyo County.

  • A black and white fluffy dog with long fur sitting on a beige bed or couch, with a brown pet bed in the background in a room with yellow and white walls.

    Medical care

    IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE

  • A feral black and white cat with a small, white kitten inside a metallic cat pen. The kitten is sitting on top of the adult cat, with a reindeer plush toy partially visible in the foreground.

    Trap Neuter Return

    REDUCE OUTDOOR POPULATIONS

  • A white dog with blue eyes is standing on dirt ground among trees and bushes outdoors while a person stands behind it, partially visible, in a wooded area.

    Enrichment

    PROVIDE STRESS RELIEF

  • A litter of foster kittens of various colors resting on soft blankets and a plush toy.

    SPAY/Neuter

    REDUCE INTAKE NUMBERS

  • A brown and white husky mix dog sitting outdoors on rocky ground, wearing a blue harness, with a person standing behind it holding a blue leash, in a desert landscape with mountains in the background on a sunny day.

    Basic Training

    LOWER RETURN RATES

  • A black kitten with blue eyes lying on a green towel, being fed with a syringe by someone whose hands are visible.

    NEONATAL Care

    ENSURE SURVIVAL

  • Black young foster cat with green eyes inside a colorful tunnel, eating food from a brown bowl, with a blue ball on the wooden floor nearby.

    Socialization

    INCREASE ADOPTABILITY

Photo credit @palidawgs and @bishopcathouse