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Just because one organization is at capacity doesn\u2019t mean others are, so don\u2019t lose hope\u2014there may still be help available.<\/p>\n
When reaching out to rescue groups or shelters, sharing as many details as possible can make a big difference. Try to include information like the situation, urgency, the animal\u2019s history, color, sex, age, personality, reason for rehoming, and any medical history. Most rescues are run by dedicated volunteers and depend on donations rather than government funding, but they will do their best to assist when they can.<\/p>\n
Below, you\u2019ll find a resource list of rescue groups and shelters in the Bay Area, along with information on purchasing or renting humane traps for Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR) efforts.<\/p>\n