Animal HealingWorks

12/07/2025

🥰🥰🥰Human Angel Status 😇
Making a huge difference in the lives of needy animals!

We’re incredibly grateful to Adrien Brody for nominating us for a Lowe's Home Improvement Hometowns grant and thrilled to share that Pasadena Humane was selected!

With the support of Lowe's, we’ll complete a much-needed seismic retrofit of the historic building that houses our Sandra J. Goodspeed Wildlife Center. This critical space is where we care for more than 1,300 injured and orphaned wild animals every year. The retrofit will help ensure the safety of our staff, volunteers, and the wildlife who rely on us — from hawks and owls to squirrels and opossums — while strengthening our region’s capacity for rescue and rehabilitation.

This isn’t just about preserving a building. It ensures that Pasadena Humane can remain a trusted resource for wildlife in times of crisis and beyond. Thank you, Adrien and Lowe’s, for making this possible!

10/07/2025

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10/07/2025

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Texas Floods Missing Pets: a hotline has been set up for the many rescued pets that need to be reunited with their owners. Both Kerrville Pets Alive and Austin Pets Alive are caring for them.

10/07/2025

Animals are very sentient Beings.
May we grow more as humans in understanding this and take more actions to protect their wellbeing. ♥️

“Why Look at Animals,” an exhibition on view at the National Museum of Contemporary Art in Athens, is titled after a John Berger essay of the same name in which the late critic argues that estrangement from living animals, in modern times and urban locales, has stripped us of our empathy for them.

On view until February 15, the exhibition is the first of its kind and scale to enlist art to confront animal liberation—a rather unpopular topic, as awareness of it all but demands the sacrifice of personal comfort. “The silence-breaking is powerful,” Emily Watlington writes. “But it shines more by way of pathos than logos.”

Read about “Why Look at Animals” and how artists are bringing us face-to-face with animals’ sentience: https://www.artnews.com/art-in-america/aia-reviews/athens-emst-why-look-at-animals-lin-may-saeed-1234746804/

08/07/2025

If you can help contribute to the flood babies care in any amount. 🙏🐾

08/07/2025

07/07/2025

Here's the latest from MuttNation on ways to help:

1. Foster: Austin Pets Alive! & Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter both need emergency fosters

2. Volunteer: Austin Pets Alive! needs volunteers to transport animals, deliver supplies, help with intake and sort supplies. They also have remote volunteer opportunities. Check out their page for more info.

3. Drop off Supplies (crates, pet food, etc) at:
Williamson County:
1855 SE Inner Loop, Georgetown, TX 78626

Kerrville Pets Alive:
2102 Memorial Blvd, Kerville, TX

Austin Pets Alive:
1156 W Cesar Chavez St, Austin, TX

4. Report a missing or found pet:
Those in the Kerrville area who are missing a pet, have found a pet, or need to report a pet left behind can contact Kerrville Pets Alive at 830-200-0539 or [email protected]

5. Donate
The MuttNation-Tractor Supply Co. Relief for Rescues Fund is supporting Kerrville Pets Alive, Georgetown Animal Shelter, Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter, and Austin Pets Alive.

100% of your donation will go directly towards helping animals impacted by the flood.

06/07/2025

Oh Texas…😞
Sending so much love to all people and animal souls involved, and holding heart prayers for the families; for the strength to endure the pain of this tragedy. You’re in my heart. 💔♥️🙏

05/07/2025

If you are able to help…🙏♥️

Animal Help Now has opened applications for its Wildlife Rehabilitator Emergency Fund. WREF provides rapid small grants to wildlife rehabilitation centers and home-based wildlife rehabilitators impacted by disasters. Funds are generally delivered within 24 hours of application. (And application is easy.)

This is your chance to support rehabilitators when they need it the most.

https://www.gofundme.com/manage/help-wildlife-rehabilitators-texas-floods

AHNow uses just 10% of donations to fund this program, so 90% of your donation goes directly to these good folks who are helping birds, mammals, reptiles etc. injured or orphaned by extreme weather events.

We administer WREF because we're good folks, too, and we maintain for our Wildlife Emergency service the most current and comprehensive database available of US wildlife rehabilitators.

Please donate today. We can't make this much easier for you!




Donate here: https://www.gofundme.com/manage/help-wildlife-rehabilitators-texas-floods

05/07/2025

Please drive mindfully for a few days. Many pets get loose from their homes or backyards due to the fireworks scaring them, leading to many being hit by cars. 🐾🚫🚙
If you see a loose dog or cat that seems scared and out if place, contact VCAS.

I LOST A PET Click here to report a lost dog or cat. (Click here to report species other than dogs or cats.) Click here to view pets reported lost on Petco Love Lost. Click here to view pets in our shelter. Walk the neighborhood where the pet was lost and show people the pet's

05/07/2025

Today we will be posting all stray dogs as they arrive. While we know it may feel like a lot of your feed... imagine how it feels at the shelter. This young female was found this morning 7/4 in Ventura.

Reclaim and boarding fees will be waived if picked up BEFORE JULY 8. Please reclaim at 600 Aviation Drive, Camarillo OR call us at 805-388-4341 if you are in need of assistance. We may be able to help with transportation.

Our shelter is currently at over 140% capacity. Our number one priority is getting your animals back home, with you where they belong. VCAS remains a resource for ALL of our community, and will not ask for or report immigration information.

Ventura County Missing Pets