YOU DON'T HAVE TO FACE IT ALONE
Help is here.
Whether you’re recovering from a disaster, seeking support for an animal, or exploring service-dog assistance, we’ll help you find the right next step.
If this is an immediate emergency
Call 911 for danger to people. Contact your local emergency veterinarian or animal control for an animal in immediate danger.
CHOOSE THE HELP YOU NEED
How can we support you?
Start with the area that best matches your situation. If you’re unsure, send a general request and we’ll help direct you.
Disaster Relief
Practical support and connections for people and animals affected by wildfire, displacement, or another local disaster. Request disaster help
Animal Assistance
Guidance and resource connections for animals needing safety, basic care, rescue support, or placement. Request animal help
Veterans & Service Dogs
Information for veterans interested in service-dog support, program eligibility, training, and the application process. Request veteran help
A SIMPLE PROCESS
What happens after you reach out
Every request is reviewed by a real person. Here's what happens next.
01
Tell us what's happening
Complete the request form and share the most important details about your situation.
02
We review your request
Our team considers your needs, location, urgency, and the resources currently available.
03
We identify next steps
We’ll contact you about possible assistance or connect you with another appropriate resource.
Tell us how we can help.
Share a few details and our team will follow up as soon as possible. Submitting a request does not guarantee assistance, but we will do our best to guide you.
Serving Southern Oregon & Northern California
Your information will be handled with care
A real person will review your request
Please do not include medical records, identification numbers, or other highly sensitive information.
What to know before requesting help
We are a community nonprofit with limited staff and resources. Clear expectations help us respond fairly and connect each person with the most appropriate support.
Assistance depends on current funding, volunteers, and program capacity.
Response times may be longer during active disasters or high-demand periods.
We may refer you to a trusted community partner when they can help sooner.
Need another local resource?
These quick starting points can help when your needs fall outside our programs.
Community Services
Call 211
Immediate danger to people
Call 911
Animal Emergency
(541) 282-7711
Not sure where to begin?
That’s okay. Send a general request and we’ll help you find the right direction.
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