The list below is but a few organizations and individuals helping victims of the Camp Fire in Northern California. Feel free to add more resources, or resources for the Southern California fires below. And if you have Dutch Bros. Coffee in your area stop by TODAY, get coffee, and donate.
North Valley Animal Disaster Group
Camp Fire
Thank you for the outpouring of support for the work of all-volunteer, all-donation-supported NVADG. We have many teams behind the fire lines evacuating, feeding and watering animals. Veterinarians are with us providing emergency animal care/triage as well. Teams are transferring animals just outside the evacuation road-blocks to emergency response volunteers who are transporting animals to the emergency shelters. We appreciate the support of all our partners during this unprecedented fire event.
IMPORTANT: Please DO NOT email requests for service to our website email address. Call our hotline, 530-895-0000. Our volunteers are taking a huge volume of calls, please keep trying.
If you want to donate to NVADG, please consider a cash donation. It gives us the flexibility we need and we will definitely need it! Donate on our website or send a check to NVADG, PO Box 441, Chico, CA 95927.
Due to the enormity of the situation, non-NVADG trained volunteers are being processed through Caring Choices in Chico, 1398 Ridgewood, Chico. Work is in small animal shelters. ABSOLUTELY NO EVACUATION WORK. You must be cleared through Caring Choices to volunteer at a shelter. Extreme danger in burned areas, law enforcement will not allow self-deployed volunteers behind fire lines.
Hotline (530) 895-0000
Donate
NVADG is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. Our ID is 06-1672191
IRS Non Profit Determination Letter
Donations are gratefully accepted and are tax deductible to the extent provided by law.
Thank you for your support of the animals we are hosting!
Other ways to donate:
- Caring Choices is accepting monetary donations here:http://www.caring-choices.org/wild-fire-donations.html
- The Red Cross and AT&T are partnering up: text CAWILDFIRES to 90999 to make a $10 donation.
- The Salvation Army: https://deloro.salvationarmy.org/del_oro/camp-fire-response
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United Way of Northern California Relief Fund: To donate text BUTTEFIRE to 91999, or visit https://www.norcalunitedway.org/civicrm/contribute/transact?reset=1&id=2 and select “Camp Fire Relief”
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Santa Barbara-based Direct Relief has donated more than 100,000 N-95 breathing masks, the group says. It has also made other shipments of emergency breathing equipment. Donations at www.directrelief.org/emergency/california-wildfires/.
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GoFundMe has created a roundup of campaigns to raise money for victims at https://www.gofundme.com/cause/californiafires
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The Islamic Center of Chico is taking donations to purchase cash cards to distribute to Paradise wildfire victims: https://www.launchgood.com/project/camp_fire_victim_relief_fund#!/
Dutch Brothers California Wildfire Relief
Beginning Tuesday, Nov. 13 through Monday, Nov. 19, all Dutch Bros locations will join together to raise funds for California wildfire relief efforts. Each of Dutch Bros’ 325+ stores will be offering customers the chance to make donations at the window. Dutch Bros will match donations up to $150,000 to three different organizations in Northern California. Together we can make a difference.


Paradise Herndon Family Fund

JAN LOCKE FIRE IN PARIDISE
Unclaimed pets from the Camp fire at the UC Davis Veterinary Hospital.
These are cats currently under care at the UC Davis veterinary hospital that do not have an owner identified. If you believe one of these may be yours, please email ucdavisvetmed@gmail.com. You will need to provide photo ID of your missing pet if at all possible. We will answer inquiries as soon as we can. Please be patient with our team as we manage this situation. We will add more images as unclaimed animals come into our care. We are not legally permitted to manage adoptions or temporary fosters for these animals. If owners are unknown, they are technically the property of county animal services of the county they came from. They will remain hospitalized until they are healthy enough to return to those authorities and only they have the authority to foster or adopt them out.