NEEDHELP?
Start here. Choose the option that best fits your situation and we’ll point you toward the right program or resource.
What Do You Need Help With?
Tap the option that best matches your situation.
I Need Help Feeding My Pet
Emergency pet food assistance for families experiencing temporary hardship.
My Female Dog Needs Spayed
Learn about spay assistance and our WSU veterinary program for eligible dogs.
I Have an Unexpected Litter
Supplies, vaccine support, education, and resources through our Puppy Program.
I Need Temporary Care for My Pet
Temporary foster support may be available for qualifying crisis situations and referrals.
I Need to Rehome My Pet
Resources and guidance to help owners find a responsible new home for their pet.
I Need to Report Animal Abuse or Neglect
Information on documenting and reporting suspected cruelty, neglect, abandonment, or hoarding.
Contact local law enforcement or animal control first. Our reporting resources are not a substitute for emergency response.
Keeping Pets With Their Families
A short-term hardship should not have to mean losing a beloved pet. Our Pet Pantry provides emergency food support to help families keep their animals fed and at home.
Pet Pantry InformationPreventing Crisis Before It Starts
Many of our community programs are designed to keep animals safe, healthy, and with the people who love them.
Prevention
Food assistance, spay resources, and litter support can prevent a temporary problem from becoming a permanent crisis.
Safety
Temporary foster resources can give families room to address urgent circumstances without surrendering a pet they love.
Advocacy
We provide practical information for community members who need to speak up for animals experiencing cruelty or neglect.
Before You Reach Out
Can Idaho Animal Rescue Network take my pet?
We are not a traditional open-intake shelter. Depending on the situation, we may be able to provide resources, referrals, temporary support, or responsible rehoming guidance.
Who qualifies for Pet Pantry assistance?
Pet Pantry assistance is intended for families experiencing temporary hardship who need help feeding their pets. Availability may vary by location and current supplies.
How does temporary foster assistance work?
Temporary foster assistance is intended for qualifying crisis situations and depends on program requirements, referrals, foster availability, and the needs of the animal.
How do I report animal neglect or abuse?
If an animal is in immediate danger, contact local law enforcement or animal control first. Our Report Abuse page includes additional guidance for documenting and reporting concerns.
Do all programs serve the same geographic area?
No. Service areas, eligibility, transportation requirements, and availability vary by program. Each program page includes more specific information.
We’ll Help Point You in the Right Direction
If none of the options above fit your situation, send us a message with a brief description of what you need.