Eureka Dog Park

03/31/2022

Infectious tracheobronchitis, commonly known as kennel cough, is a complex of infections rather than infection by a single agent. Find out how infection occurs, how serious it may be, how it is treated, and understand the vaccination.

07/04/2021

The 4th is right on top of us!
Please try not to leave your animals unattended for the next few days and nights if you can.
If you take them out in the yard to potty, try to stay with them, even leash them and walk around with them in case those random fireworks go off.
Bring as many pets inside, in a secure room / area with a tv / radio on to drown out the sounds of the BOOMS / BANGS / CRACKLES.
Please make sure your pets have collars and tags with current and correct contact info in case an accident happens and they escape.
No collars or tags? No microchip?
Take a permanent felt tip pen and write your contact number on their belly, hooves, ears as a back up.
There is still time to prepare!

05/27/2021

If you take your dogs to the river this weekend, please be aware that dangerous to dog's health algae toxins have been detected in some rivers.

05/27/2021

The Humboldt-Del Norte Veterinary Medical Association is sponsoring low-cost canine rabies vaccination clinics through mid-July. During the clinics, dog vaccinations are $10 each. Other canine and feline vaccinations will also be available. The cost of these vaccines will vary with each clinic. Check out the post, and click on the link to read the news release.

https://humboldtgov.org/DocumentCenter/View/95899/20210525---Low-cost-rabies-vaccines

05/18/2021

Low cost rabies vaccination clinics are happening once again this summer. The first one is tomorrow 5/19 from 10 am to 2 pm and will be at the Petrolia Grange hosted by Ferndale/Fortuna Veterinary Hospital.

05/14/2021

We are having another vaccination clinic this coming Sunday, the 16th at the same location as our previous clinic!

The event will be held outdoors in front of 35 W Third St. in Eureka., from 12-2 PM. We will be vaccinating for Distemper/Parvo, giving out flea medication and dog food. If you are low income or do not have any income at all, we welcome you to drop by!

Humans are required to wear facial coverings, and dogs are required to be leashed. Please respect both people and dogs' personal space by maintaining six foot social distancing.

See you there!

04/23/2021

Don't let your dogs swim in or drink water near these areas (including downstream). Cyanobacteria can kill dogs.

"We believe that these [harmful algae blooms] are a result of fire damage, fire-fighting methods, and agriculture practices, but have not discovered a point source, as the HAB’s have been found in multiple watershed areas."

04/02/2021

Are you taking a walk today? Bring WoofTrax along! You can raise money for the shelter simply by taking a walk with the WoofTrax app.

Download the app at WoofTrax.com or in the app store, then select Sequoia Humane Society to start earning!

03/18/2021

UPDATE: Thank you so much for all your donations!!! We are all stocked up on blankets. If you would still like to donate we’d love canned dog and cat food as well as dog and cat treats. Thank you again!!

OUR DOGS ARE IN NEED OF BLANKETS! We've had some really chilly nights lately and our dogs who don't have those big fluffy coats are really feeling chilled. They'd love it if you had any blankets you might be able to donate. Drop them by the shelter anytime M-F 10-4 980 Lycoming Ave, McKinleyville, Ca 95519. 707-840-9132. Please keep in mind we currently do not need sheets or pillows. We do always take towels, canned dog and cat food donations. Buffy says thank you!!!

03/05/2021

Check your fences and gates! Lots of loose dogs due to the wind.

It's been a windy couple of days, so be sure to check your gates and fences before letting your pets out into your yard!

02/23/2021

Hey everyone, it’s that time of the year again...

Just a reminder that harbor seal pupping season is upon us here in Humboldt and Del Norte counties. If you find a seal pup on the beach, do NOT touch it! Please keep your distance and keep all pets leashed. Most likely it’s mom is foraging offshore and knows exactly where she left her pup and she will not return if people and/or animals are near. If you do happen to come across one of these cuties, please call our stranding line at (707)951-4722 or you can use the ‘call now’ feature linked at the top of our page. We also ask that you take a moment to share this information with all your friends.

02/04/2021

Sequoia Humane Society offers $25 microchip services.
Make an appointment Tuesday through Saturday, 12:00pm to 5:00pm. Call (707) 442-1782 for more information.

Did you know Sequoia Humane Society offers $25 microchip services EVERY DAY?
Make an appointment Tuesday through Saturday, 12:00pm to 5:00pm. Call (707) 442-1782 for more information.

01/05/2021

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01/04/2021

FDA is alerting pet owners & veterinary professionals about certain lots of Sportmix pet food products which may contain potentially fatal levels of aflatoxin.

12/19/2020

While our park rules do not specifically prohibit bringing treats into the park (unless you interpret the "no food" rule to include dog treats, which some do), please use good judgement. NEVER toss a treat or give a treat to someone else's dog without specific permission. For all kinds of reasons from food allergies to health problems to food guarding, it is just not a good idea. Dogs can be having a great time playing until food/treats are added to the mix, then you can have problems. Contrary to what some folks think, dogs do not need to have treats available to them wherever they go.

12/12/2020

Want to donate items and shop locally? We have collection bins distributed at pet stores/feed shops from Fortuna to McKinleyville to help
you give a little extra love to the pets at this time of year. With our shelter being closed to the public at this time, a little something extra can mean so much to our cats and dogs while they wait to be taken home. 💖

12/10/2020

12/10/2020

This page is 100% run by volunteers in support of the work done at the Humboldt County Animal Shelter