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Chip Chip Hooray!

HART now offers cat & dog microchipping with registration through HomeAgain.

$25 fee includes first year of Proactive Pet Recovery Plan registration free!

Visit "Lost & Found" under Quick Links to read about HomeAgain or

call HART for more information: (805) 927-7377

Featured Pet - Autumn

Although HART provides a cage-free environment for our kitties, Autumn finds shelter life too stressful and needs to be in a home with a special person or family.  This beautiful petite lady, with a slight crinkle to her right ear, is a quiet, sensitive girl.  She is a little shy at first but then her true personality blossoms when you brush her!  Her purr won't quit as she settles down comfortably in your lap.

Autumn has had her teeth removed and is happily eating wet and dry food just fine.  She gets along fine with other cats in the home, loves to play and has a wonderful maternal side which she recently showed with a kitten who was in foster care with her.  Share your home and lap with her!

The California Spay & Neuter license plate, sponsored by the California Veterinary Medical Board, provides a way for pet lovers to help reduce pet overpopulation. Proceeds from the plate provide funding for free or low-cost spay & neuter surgeries across California, and also help to raise awareness about the importance of spaying and neutering.

HART was established in 1983 as a non-profit, no kill volunteer animal rescue organization dedicated to homeless and stray animals who need our help. Our unique shelter provides a cage-less, free-roam environment.

HART is a non-profit, tax exempt 501(c)(3) organization.  Our tax identification number is 77-0018508.

California Animal Rescue | Homeless Pets