Sierra County Animal Relief Fund

08/11/2024

03/28/2024

Good advice

🔥 As you clear your property in preparation for the upcoming dry months, be mindful of how you burn your brush piles. 🐦🐣 Rabbits, birds, raccoons, and other small wildlife, nest in those piles for protection. Every year we receive dozens of injured and orphaned animals from burn piles. 🦝

🔥 For the safety of wildlife and our community, refrain from burning large piles of brush. Start your burn piles small at a nearby location and add brush to it as you go.

Please SHARE and help spread the word!

🙏"Thank you" from all the wild families out there that call your brush pile their home.

03/22/2024

Right

He Left..

01/01/2021

Thank you friends of animals from Sierra County Animal Relief Fund. We are over and out.

12/28/2020

Just a reminder that the Animal Relief Fund will not be operating in the new year. For assistance with food and spay/neuters, contact the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe.

09/20/2020

How many humans does it take to rescue a kitten? It was picked up by one human in the middle of the parking lot too exhausted and sick to follow mom.He was given to another human who could not turn down needy animals and passed to another human who supports helping animals and humans through Sierra County Animal Fund. He was transported to Brunswick Veterinary Clinic where Dr. Williams and her staff cared for the little flea invested, injured and sick kitty.... KItten may lose his eye but he has a family waiting after his recovery in a foster. How many helped to make for a good outcome for this little guy. If you gave to us, you have helped in many situations.... this was only one.

09/16/2020

At the end of this year the Sierra County Animal Relief Fund will be closing our doors and no longer be in operation. We have helped hundreds of people and their pets over the 11 years that we have been providing support to Sierra County residents. We would like to thank all of the people who have supported us during this time.