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Can you imagine having to give up your pet simply because you couldn’t afford food or veterinary care? Sadly, many people in our community are facing that very real dilemma.
So we’re helping hundreds of families through our Pet Safety Net, providing:
- Free community clinics, administering vaccinations, microchips, flea meds, and more for hundreds of dogs and cats each year.
- Pet food deliveries to people’s home and to food pantries.
And with your donations, we can continue helping treasured pets stay in their loving homes.
There are three easy ways to help!
- Buy an e-gift card from Amazon, Target, or Safeway and email it to petfooddrive@marinhumane.org. We can then buy the needed food.
- Buy an item (or two!) from our Amazon wish list or Chewy wish list and it’ll be delivered directly to us.
- Drop off pet food donations in the donation barrels at our main campus in Novato. We especially need dry and canned cat food, canned dog food, and flea medication (Advantage for cats, Advantix for dogs).
You can also drop off gift cards (we love Pet Food Express and Woodlands Pet Food!)
Our mailing address is:
Pet Food Drive
171 Bel Marin Keys Blvd
Novato, CA 94949
Thank you for helping us keep beloved pets with their families this holiday season and all year-round!
Facilitated by a professional grief counselor from By the Bay Health, this free virtual meeting will allow you to connect with others who have experienced the loss of a loved animal. The grief we experience when we lose an animal companion is unique, so come share your grief and learn skills to help you on your journey toward healing.
Interested parties should call Mimi DeGennaro, LCSW, at 415.444.9205. She will review expectations and accept registrations. A direct Zoom link will be emailed to those who are enrolled.
Registration deadline for the Dec 5 meeting is Wednesday, Nov 30.
Facilitated by a professional grief counselor from By the Bay Health, this free virtual meeting will allow you to connect with others who have experienced the loss of a loved animal. The grief we experience when we lose an animal companion is unique, so come share your grief and learn skills to help you on your journey toward healing.
Interested parties should call Mimi DeGennaro, LCSW, at 415.444.9205. She will review expectations and accept registrations. A direct Zoom link will be emailed to those who are enrolled.
Registration deadlines are as follows:
Feb 6 meeting register by Wednesday, Jan 31.
Mar 6 meeting register by Wednesday, Mar 1.
May 1 meeting register by Wednesday, Apr 26.
Jun 5 meeting register by Wednesday, May 31.
Jul 3 meeting register by Wednesday, Jun 28.
Aug 7 meeting register by Wednesday, Aug 2.
Oct 2 meeting register by Wednesday, Sept 27.
Nov 6 meeting register by Wednesday, Nov 1.
Dec 4 meeting register by Wednesday, Nov 29.
The Bay Area is home to some amazing wildlife, including mountain lions and bobcats so it’s important that we are informed about how to coexist with them and how to prevent human-wildlife conflict. In this seminar, Zara McDonald and Alys Granados from the Felidae Fund’s Bay Area Puma Project (bapp.org) will tell you about mountain lion ecology, our camera trap research, address some myths and misconceptions, and importantly, share tips about how we can facilitate coexistence with these wild cats in the Bay Area.
The seminar is free, but advance registration is requested. Please register before 3/1 at: info@bapp.org
Sponsoring organizations:
Facilitated by a professional grief counselor from By the Bay Health, this free virtual meeting will allow you to connect with others who have experienced the loss of a loved animal. The grief we experience when we lose an animal companion is unique, so come share your grief and learn skills to help you on your journey toward healing.
Interested parties should call Mimi DeGennaro, LCSW, at 415.444.9205. She will review expectations and accept registrations. A direct Zoom link will be emailed to those who are enrolled.
Registration deadlines are as follows:
Feb 6 meeting register by Wednesday, Jan 31.
Mar 6 meeting register by Wednesday, Mar 1.
May 1 meeting register by Wednesday, Apr 26.
Jun 5 meeting register by Wednesday, May 31.
Jul 3 meeting register by Wednesday, Jun 28.
Aug 7 meeting register by Wednesday, Aug 2.
Oct 2 meeting register by Wednesday, Sept 27.
Nov 6 meeting register by Wednesday, Nov 1.
Dec 4 meeting register by Wednesday, Nov 29.
We’re sorry, this clinic has been cancelled due to inclement weather.
We’re hosting our next drop-in Community Clinic for pet parents in need on Saturday, Mar. 11 at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church in Marin City.
Bring your canine companion or feline friend to our mobile clinic at 101 Donahue Street. from 11:00am- 1:00pm to get:
*Free vaccinations (DA2PP, FVRCP, rabies)!
*Free microchipping!
*Free flea/tick treatment!
*Free mini-check-up by a veterinarian!
*Free pet food and supplies!
**Weather permitting**
We’re hosting our next drop-in Community Clinic for pet parents in need on Saturday, Apr. 15 at St. Andrew Presbyterian Church in Marin City.
Bring your canine companion or feline friend to our mobile clinic at 101 Donahue Street. from 11:00am- 1:00pm to get:
*Free vaccinations (DA2PP, FVRCP, rabies)!
*Free microchipping!
*Free flea/tick treatment!
*Free mini-check-up by a veterinarian!
*Free pet food and supplies!
**Weather permitting**
**El clima lo permite**
Facilitated by a professional grief counselor from By the Bay Health, this free virtual meeting will allow you to connect with others who have experienced the loss of a loved animal. The grief we experience when we lose an animal companion is unique, so come share your grief and learn skills to help you on your journey toward healing.
Interested parties should call Mimi DeGennaro, LCSW, at 415.444.9205. She will review expectations and accept registrations. A direct Zoom link will be emailed to those who are enrolled.
Registration deadlines are as follows:
Feb 6 meeting register by Wednesday, Jan 31.
Mar 6 meeting register by Wednesday, Mar 1.
May 1 meeting register by Wednesday, Apr 26.
Jun 5 meeting register by Wednesday, May 31.
Jul 3 meeting register by Wednesday, Jun 28.
Aug 7 meeting register by Wednesday, Aug 2.
Oct 2 meeting register by Wednesday, Sept 27.
Nov 6 meeting register by Wednesday, Nov 1.
Dec 4 meeting register by Wednesday, Nov 29.
Please join us for an educational presentation about coexisting with coyotes, highlighting the partnership between Project Coyote, Marin Humane, and Marin County Parks. These agencies came together and created the Marin Coyote Coalition to help coordinate the ways in which all of our local agencies respond to concerns about coyotes. One of the most important elements of this coalition has been educating residents about properly coexisting with coyotes.
Sponsored by Marin Humane, City of San Rafael, Project Coyote, University of California Cooperative Extension, and California Department of Fish and Wildlife.