Placer County Animal Services provides animal services to the City of Rockin.

Web pages

• Home - https://www.placer.ca.gov/1909/Animal-Services

Placer SPCA provides services for the pets and people of Placer County, including dogs, cats, and small animal adoptions.

Services include:

• Pet adoptions
• Lost and found pet assistance
• Spay and neuter assistance
• Low-cost rabies and microchip clinics
• Youth programs
• Volunteer opportunities

Web pages

• Home - www.placerspca.org
• Adoption Center - https://placerspca.org/adopt-home/

Animal Spay & Neuter works to end overpopulation and the killing of animals in shelters; thus, spaying every cat and dog before they have any offspring is their goal. Their surgeons alter puppies and kittens that are eight weeks and older, healthy, and meet minimum weight requirements.

Services include:

• Spay/neuter services
• Dental services
• Vaccines
• Wellness services
• Help with feral cats
• Traps for feral cats
  

Web pages

• Home - http://animalspayneuter.com/

Horses for Healing is a therapeutic riding center dedicated to enhancing the physical, mental and spiritual well-being of special needs individuals and their loved ones through involvement with horses.

Therapeutic riding provides the opportunity for people with special needs to use horses as their therapists.

Through this multi-sensory approach, the horse helps to heal the individual both physically and psychologically.

Come see how we are changing lives one ride at a time!

Web pages

• Horses For Healing - http://www.horsesforhealing.org

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) manages and protects the state’s fish, wildlife, native plants, and natural habitats. 

The department oversees recreational and commercial uses of wildlife resources, enforces poaching laws, and provides education on coexisting with wildlife.

CDFW also issues hunting and fishing licenses and monitors sensitive species and habitats statewide.

Services include:

• Wildlife and habitat conservation programs
• Hunting and fishing license issuance
• Wildlife law enforcement and poaching prevention
• Public education on species protection and human-wildlife conflict
• Scientific research and fishery restoration projects
• Oversight of the Yuba Salmon Study and Rotary Screw Trap monitoring

Additional notes:

To report bear activity in Nevada County:

• Active situation: Call non-emergency dispatch at 530-265-7880
• General issues: Call the CDFW wildlife management line at 916-358-2917

Web pages

• Home - https://wildlife.ca.gov/
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Animal Care Services of the Marysville Police Department provides service to citizens in the 3.5 square miles of the City.

Services Offered:

• Animal Rescue: Assists with injured, stray, or deceased animals and wildlife.
• Trap–Neuter–Return (TNR): Controls feral cat populations.
• Ordinance Enforcement: Handles barking complaints, animal cruelty, and neglect.
• Bite Investigations: Responds to and investigates animal bite incidents.
• After-Hours Emergency Support: Police patrol responds to urgent animal issues.
• Dog Licensing: Required for dogs 4+ months; available online, by mail, or in person.

 Web pages 

• Home - https://www.marysvillepd.org/

• Animal Care Services - https://www.marysvillepd.org/animal-control

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/
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Sammie's Friends provides medical care and adoption assistance to animals brought to the Nevada County Animal Shelter and other disadvantaged animals in the community.

Websites:

• Main website - https://www.sammiesfriends.org/
• List of veterinary bill payment assistance programs is on this web page: https://www.sammiesfriends.org/help-for-your-pet

 

Sammie's Friends provides adoption services and medical care for disadvantaged animals in Nevada County.

Services include:

• Pet adoptions for cats, dogs, and other pets
• Veterinary care for shelter animals
• Assistance with lost and found pets
• Courtesy listings for pet rehoming

Web pages

• Home - https://www.sammiesfriends.org/

The City of Grass Valley's Animal Control Division of the Grass Valley Police Department provides service to the residents who reside in the city limits of Grass Valley and City of Nevada City.

• Urgent calls requiring an animal control officer, or calls after regular business hours - 530-265-7880 (dispatch)
• Animal Shelter - non-emergency calls - 530-477-4630

If you have an address with three or four digits in Grass Valley or Nevada City you are in the City limits. If you have a five digit address, contact Nevada County Animal Control at 530-265-7880 or 530-265-1471.

Web pages

• Home - https://www.grassvalleyca.gov/
• City of Grass Valley & City of Nevada City Animal Control Services - https://www.cityofgrassvalley.com/police-department-animal-services
• Dog licenses
  • City of Grass Valley (within the city limits) - https://www.cityofgrassvalley.com/post/licensing
  • City of Nevada City (within the city limits) - call 530-265-2496
  • County of Nevada (for 5-digit addresses, which are outside the city…

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