Homeless Animals' Lifeline Organization

07/06/2025

Lincoln & Franklin went to their forever home with Jonathan & Melanie today. Enjoy your new babies.

07/05/2025

07/01/2025

The day after the 4th of July is one of the biggest days that the shelters fill up due to pets being scared by fireworks and running away.

Here are some safety tips from The American Veterinary Medical Association to help keep you pets safe.

Fireworks, picnics and other 4th of July traditions can be great fun for people, but frightening and dangerous for animals. Know how to keep your animals safe.

06/28/2025

🐈‍⬛️Adoption events this weekend! We have a lot of kittens and adult cats to choose from. If you don't find what you are looking for at our event, let us know. We have some that prefer not to go to the adoption events, but would love to meet you at their foster home.

📌Antioch Pet Food Express
5829 Lone Tree Way
Saturday and Sunday
10:00a-1:30p

📌Clayton Pet Food Express
5404 Ygnacio Vallet Rd
Saturday and Sunday
10:30a-2:00p

06/27/2025

All funds raised by H.A.L.O. go towards the care of our animals while they wait for their forever home. Sometimes we come across ones that need extra care at an extra cost. Right now we have two such kittens in our care and are working on raising funds to help provide them with the medical care they need.

Here are their stories:

Camellia
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Camellia was a lucky kitten, she was born into Halo. Her mother was a stray who came to us very pregnant. She was taken in, and gave birth within a week. Camellia was the second kitten of six, born on Feb. 6th, 2025.

She grew up normally, and before you knew it, she was spayed and went up for adoption with her sister, Daisy. They were adopted by a wonderful family with twin boys and 2 male kittens.

Shortly after they moved into their new home, it was noticed that Camellia was panting after she would play. A trip to the vet revealed that she has a heart murmur.

Camellia needs to see a Cardiologist for further diagnostic tests. We are raising funds to help offset the cost of this visit, estimated to be $1195.

Peanut
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Our first clue that Peanut is unique came when we realized that she backs herself down from cat towers, rather than jumping off of them head-first. Then we noticed her running right into things, like furniture, rather than going around it. From playing with her, we know that she can at least see a little bit because she can track an object if it’s held in just the right spot. But if that object is right in front of her eyes, she doesn’t seem to be able to see it.

The vet confirmed that something is off with her vision and suggested an ophthalmologist visit to find out more. Hopefully we can take her to see one so that that it can be determined exactly what her special needs are. We are raising funds to help offset her medial costs.

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Your donation is 100% tax deductible
TAX ID Number 94-9989190

Ways you can donate:

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CHECK BY MAIL
HALO
PO BOX 2011
ANTIOCH CA 94531

Please note with your donation that it is for the kitten medical fundraiser

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06/20/2025

Kick off summer break by adding a family member to your home! ☀️🌴🌸 See adoption event information below.

06/01/2025

Congratulations to Kevin and Gru on going to their forever home today!

05/31/2025

Adoption events this Saturday and Sunday!
Pet Food Express
5404 Ygnacio Valley Rd, Concord
10:30a-2p

Pet Food Express
5829 Lone Tree Way, Antioch
10a-1:30p