ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

OHLONE HUMANE SOCIETY DOES NOT OPERATE A SHELTER.

 OHS supports the Tri-City Animal Shelter by providing occasional volunteers for special projects, collaborating with shelter administration, and helping to reduce shelter intake with our TNR, spay-neuter, special assistance, and kitten foster-adopt programs.

Both organizations share the goal of helping animals and our community. Find out more about the Tri-City Animal Shelter below.

Tri-City Animal Shelter

Tri-City Animal Shelter (TCAS) is an open-admissions shelter. They accept lost and injured animals from Fremont, Newark and Union City. TCAS is managed by the Animal Services Unit of the Fremont Police Department.

SHELTER ADDRESS
1950 Stevenson Blvd
Fremont, CA 94538
510-790-6630

http://tricityanimalshelter.org/

SHELTER HOURS
Tues – Fri: Noon to 5pm
Saturday: 11am to 4pm
Closed Sundays, Mondays, holidays

Visit the Tri-City Animal Shelter website for information on the following:

  • Adopting an animal
  • Surrendering an animal
  • Lost & Found animals

Spay/Neuter Resources

There are additional spay-neuter and care resources for domestic and community animals available in the East Bay:

Assistance for Pet Owners

  • Red Rover Relief Grants – provide financial assistance, resources, and support to low-income individuals and survivors of domestic violence to keep families and their pets together.
  • Urgent Care Grants – Providing financial assistance for lifesaving care
  • Domestic Violence Safe Escape Grants – helping families and pets find safety from abuse
  • Banfield Foundation Programs
    • HOPE Funds – financial assistance for income-qualified pet owners whose pet is suffering from an immediately life- threatening condition
  • Tripawds Foundation
  • HAARBOR Grants – For adopted pets that need medical treatment
  • Humane Society of Alameda – Financial assistance with pet supplies, medical fees, and microchips/vaccines. Must pay a membership fee of $20
  • Paw Fund – Free pet vaccine clinics every month, free and low-cost pet health services like spaying and neutering; can sometimes provide pet supplies
  • Sage Compassion for Animals – Financial assistance for families with companion animals in medical crisis
  • East Bay SPCA – Financial assistance for unexpected vet bills. Animal must get a diagnosis from the East Bay SPCA veterinary clinic, be spayed/neutered, have an unexpected condition needing immediate attention, and have a good long-term prognosis. Person must live in Alameda or Contra Costa County and meet income requirements.

Community Cat Rescue Resources

  • Alley Cat Allies (nationwide network): only national advocacy organization dedicated to the protection and humane treatment of all cats.
  • Feral Cat Foundation (Dublin): 925-829-9098. Through TNR and colony care, help people live with feral and forgotten cats and kittens in Alameda and Contra Costa counties.
  • Paws For Love: Apply for a grant to cover vet expenses. Eligible for individuals or small rescues.
  • Trap Rentals (Fremont): Bogie’s Discount Pet Food & Supply. 510-795-600

Petco Love Lost

Petco Love Lost uses facial recognition software to report or search for lost or found pets nationwide. It’s free and easy to use. Search your lost cat or dog today.

Euthanasia Services

  • Restful Paws – available for you and your pet during the difficult period of saying goodbye. To best ease this process, they offer Quality of Life Consultations, In-Home Euthanasia, and Aftercare Assistance.