More Ways to Help
Walk Shelter Dogs
Kennel life is stressful. Join Eastern Sierra Dog Rescue (ESDR) volunteers and walk a shelter dog. Even better, take one on a field trip for a very special day.
They deserve it!
Foster Shelter Pets
Provide a loving home until adoption. It helps pets to become more adoptable and creates more space at the shelter for other animals in need. Fostering saves lives!
Visit Shelter Pets
Spend time with animals at the shelter to help them become more adoptable. It provides them with much needed stimulation, stress reduction and human connection.
Donate Pet Food/Supplies
Unopened pet food and other items can be dropped off at the Inyo County Animal Shelter. Big Pine too far? You can also drop off items at Mono County Animal Shelter for the 4 Paws & Claws Pet Food Pantry.
TNR Community Cats
Help to control the stray and feral cat population which prevents the spread of disease and suffering. TNR lowers shelter intake numbers and is most effective in reducing overpopulation!
PGHS Dog Training
Enrich the life of shelter dogs and students alike. Join the Palisade Glacier High School (PGHS) program as training assistant to help during their independent study sessions.
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