WELCOME to the California Animal Shelter Friends, Inc. Website!

Times are Still Tough for Animals with Medical Needs  

The economy continues to affect pets, especially those in need of medical care.  CASF continues to help as many animals in need of medical care as possible.  With your help we can do even more. 

Tax deductible donations are always welcome - 

Click "Make a Donation" below to make a one time tax deductible donation to California Animal Shelter Friends, Inc.  

 Who Are We Helping?  

	Intestinal Obstruction - Recovering Well This adorable little boy was surrendered to the local public shelter after being sick for 3 weeks (and not eating at all for the previous week).  He was found to have a linear foreign body (a long piece of string attached to plastic) that he had chewed on, gotten the end hooked around his tongue and the rest went down into his stomach and then intestines but couldn't move through his system because it was tethered to his tongue.  He had to have advanced emergency surgery immediately to try to save his life.  He came to our facility, had emergency surgery that night and is doing well so far.  We may even have someone interested in adopting him already. Please visit our "Donation Information" page to see how you can help us continue to help animals in need.  We can't do it without your help.
	Hit by Car - Diaphragmatic Hernia - Recovering Well This adorable flamepoint kitten was sadly hit by a car.  The trauma resulted in a large tear in his diaphragm.  He required advanced surgery to repair the defect (and return the contents of his abdomen into his abdomen as they had shifted into his chest preventing him from breathing normally).  He has recovered well from this procedure and should be adopted soon. Please visit our "Donation Information" page to see how you can help us continue to help animals in need.  We can't do it without your help.
	Hit by Car - 2 Broken Legs -  Recovering Well This super sweet and handsome boy arrived at the local public animal shelter with 2 fractured back legs.  Both of his legs are healing well at this time and we expect him to make a full recovery. Please visit our "Donation Information" page to see how you can help us continue to help animals in need.  We can't do it without your help.