Pets in Need

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Comment by Patrick Murray on November 24, 2008 at 11:42am

ANIMAL COMMUNICATOR, MASSAGE AND ENERGY THERAPIES
805-280-5939 Patrickmurraylmt@mac.com

I have 10 years+ professional experience working with people and animals, with excellent local and national references. I have also had lots of experience dealing with natural catastrophes from as many years living in South Florida (Palm Beach) and dealing with the devastation of that region's hurricanes. I'd be honored to help in whatever ways I can and am offering $25.00/hour massage and energy therapies (everything from deep tissue to trauma release to ...) for both animals and their caregivers (aka 'owners'). I am an animal communicator (I talk with them), which can come in handy. I am specifically trained in a number of different systems for working with animals to support them physically and energetically, and have been involved in many 'recoveries' by animals over the years, often working in 'team' with vets. If you or someone you know has a need for support for themselves or their pets, please be sure to call or email me! I'd be honored to help. Blessings!

Comment by Tea Fire on November 22, 2008 at 8:41am

Cat survives ferocious blaze almost unscathed. Read story

Comment by Reggie Bundall on November 20, 2008 at 8:11am

Local animal services officials have established a phone line for those impacted by the Tea Fire who need assistance with their pets. A database of people who are able to provide foster homes for animals and those seeking a temporary home for their pets has been established. Authorities have also set up a fund to support medical care for injured pets.

Animal services officials said many of the pets found after the fire are injured and need treatment. The Animal Assistance Line is 681-4332. Donations of food, bedding, blankets, kitty litter and other general animal supplies are being accepted, authorities said. Donations can be dropped off at the County Animal Shelter at 5473 Overpass Rd. in Goleta. A volunteer cat organization called ASAP that operates out of the county shelter is also coordinating lost and found cats from the fire areas. To reach the group directly, call 683-3368.

Comment by lauren on November 19, 2008 at 10:00am

The Santa Barbara Humane Society has hosted 105 cats, 55 dogs, and many other animals since the Tea Fire broke out. Animals belonging to people who have lost their homes are still being held at the 5399 Overpass Rd. location. It is coordinating with Santa Barbara County Animal Services for donations and seeking such items as food, blankets, and collars. For more information, call 964-4777.

Comment by Ashley Kramer on November 19, 2008 at 7:31am

I'm available to walk dogs or even look after horses for a short while - contact me if you need help!

Comment by Tea Fire on November 17, 2008 at 8:27am

Animal Evacuations

Small Animals: Santa Barbara Humane Society, 5399 Overpass Rd. Goleta, CA 93117 or the Care Animal Hospital on Haley and Garden.
Large Animals: Earl Warren Showgrounds, Gate C, 3400 Calle Real in Santa Barbara at the 101 & Los Positas.

Comment by Annie Hutchinson on November 16, 2008 at 6:30pm

I have two horses that are temporarily stalled at Earl Warren Showgrounds... Seeking more permanent location until we rebuild. Please contact if you can help. Thank you!