HELPINGANIMALS

How We Help

Prevention

Pet pantry assistance, puppy program support, and spay resources that help prevent animals from entering crisis.

Safety

Temporary foster support, domestic violence pet assistance, and guidance for families facing urgent situations.

Advocacy

Animal welfare reporting, education, documentation guidance, and support for community members speaking up for animals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who qualifies for pet pantry assistance?

Pet Pantry assistance is intended for families facing temporary hardship who need help feeding their pets.

What is the Puppy Program?

The Puppy Program helps with supplies, vaccine support, and resources for unexpected litters while requiring responsible follow-up care for the mother dog.

How does the Domestic Violence Program work?

When available, we provide temporary foster support for pets so families can focus on safety and stability.

Can you take my pet?

We are not a traditional owner-surrender rescue, but we can often provide guidance, referrals, or responsible rehoming resources.

How do I report animal neglect or abuse?

If an animal is in immediate danger, contact law enforcement or animal control first. You can also submit concerns through our Report Abuse page.

Do I need to live in the LC Valley?

Some programs are limited by location and foster availability. Contact us and we can help determine what resources may be available.

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Still Have Questions?

Contact Idaho Animal Rescue Network

Not sure which resource fits your situation? Send us a message and we will help point you in the right direction.

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