FieldHaven Feline Center’s FieldHaven Animal Support Team (FHAST) responds to disaster incidents by providing emergency shelter and care for cats and other small animals displaced by wildfires, evacuations, or other crises.

FHAST deploys trained volunteers and veterinary staff to offer on-site animal care, transport support, and compassionate assistance to pet owners.

The program prioritizes pet safety and trauma-informed sheltering in collaboration with local emergency response systems.

Services include:

• Emergency animal sheltering for cats and pocket pets during disasters
• On-site and off-site veterinary care for animals requiring medical support
• Transportation assistance for evacuated or rescued animals
• Volunteer response teams trained in FEMA protocols and animal disaster care
• Preparedness education, evacuation guides, and community outreach

Web pages

• Home - https://fieldhaven.com/
• FHAST - https://fieldhaven.com/programs/fhast/
• FHAST Volunteering - https://fieldhaven.com/wp-content/uploads/…

Red Rover provides financial assistance and resources to help pet owners in crisis, including veterinary care and support for domestic violence survivors with pets.

Services include:

• Urgent Care Grants: Financial assistance for veterinary care
• Domestic Violence Safe Escape Grants: Covers temporary pet boarding costs for people entering domestic violence shelters
• Domestic Violence Safe Housing Grants: Helps shelters create safe housing for pets or partner with community pet housing programs
• Resource Directory: Offers information on financial aid for pet care, including:
  • State and national assistance programs
  • Condition and breed-specific aid
  • Support for food, spay/neuter, vaccinations, and transportation
  • Fundraising tools and financing options
  • Resources for horses and nonprofit organizations

Red Rover is not a shelter or veterinary clinic and cannot accept animals.

Web pages

• Red Rover: Relief - https://redrover.org/relief/
• Red Rover: Resources - https://redrover.org/resources/library/
• Financial Assist…

The Nevada County Veterinary Disaster Response Team (NCVDRT) consists of volunteers who help with animal evacuation. Volunteers are trained in advance.

In the event of disasters and emergencies, the Animal Control department of the Nevada County Sheriff's Office oversees animal evacuation.

For information in the event of an emergency, visit the Ready Nevada County dashboard, call 211, or consult trusted information sources.

Web pages

• Home - http://www.nevcoanimalevac.org/
• Ready Nevada County Dashboard - http://readynevadacounty.com/dashboard