Boots is a 13 year old grey mackerel tabby who was for a while living with an elderly lady. When the lady died, her daughter took in Boots but was unable to keep him.
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Boot's story
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Boot's story
Friends of the Yolo County Animal Services is a non-profit organization that supports the Yolo County Animal Services in its mission to ensure the welfare of the animals of Yolo County. [Click Here to learn more about us.]
Click here to visit Yolo County Animal Services website to learn more about them.
FYCAS assists Yolo County Animal Services primarily through seeking donations and grants to:
Click here to visit Yolo County Animal Services website to learn more about them.
FYCAS assists Yolo County Animal Services primarily through seeking donations and grants to:
| • | raise fund for a new, state-of-the-art shelter for Yolo County (our most ambitious project!). |
| • | enhance the conditions for animals for the period they are held at the shelter; |
| • | increase the rate of adoption of animals from the shelter; |
| • | implement and expand spay and neuter programs; |
| • | support training of shelter personnel |
Friends of the Yolo County Animal Services
is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit organization.
EIN 20-3385028
All donations are fully tax deductible.
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Website developed and maintained by Website to the Rescue
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With the help of your donations, Yolo County Animal Services provided :
With the help of your donations, Yolo County Animal Services provided :
| • | Shelter for 6,405 dogs, cats and other stray animals |
| • | Medical attention for injured stray animals |
| • | Reunions for 908 pets and their owners |
| • | Adoption of 707 animals; Rescue of 1,013 animals.Investigation of cruelty and neglect cases along with animal hoarding cases |
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donate and learn more about ways you can make a difference.
donate and learn more about ways you can make a difference.
Buddy was most certainly a tiny puppy, with bright white fur and big, black, expressive eyes.
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Buddy's story
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Buddy's story
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The Yolo County Animal Services team investigated and followed a horse trail 5 miles up the dirt road. Officers saw the outline of an extremely starved horse by a wooden shack.
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Teddy's story
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Teddy's story
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