🐾 Meet the People of Napa Humane: Dr. Jaclyn Stone

Say hello to Dr. Jaclyn Stone, one of the talented veterinarians behind the lifesaving surgeries we perform at Napa Humane. Dr. Stone joined the team in October 2024, bringing her skills, compassion, and commitment to increasing access to veterinary care for our community. In her role, she performs spay and neuter surgeries and ensures thatKeep Reading

🐾 Meet the People of Napa Humane: Ezjra Sander-Hewitt

If you’ve ever wondered who’s behind Napa Humane’s compassionate work with our community’s most vulnerable pet owners, meet Ezjra Sander-Hewitt, our dedicated Community Case Manager. Ezjra is a lifeline for unhoused individuals who access Abode Services and have beloved pets by their side. Their work takes them to five shelters and permanent supportive housing sitesKeep Reading

A Perfect Spring Evening at Materra Cunat Family Vineyards

Our April Mixer was one for the books! Hosted at the breathtaking Materra Cunat Family Vineyards, this dog-friendly event brought together animal lovers, community supporters, and wine enthusiasts for a beautiful evening of connection and compassion. We’re so grateful to Materra Cunat Family Vineyards for donating their stunning space, generously giving back 20% of wineKeep Reading

Outdoor Cats in Our Community: What You Need to Know

Have You Seen a Cat Roaming Your Neighborhood? If so, you’re not alone. Many communities have free-roaming cats, but not all of them are the same. Some are owned, some are lost or pets left behind, while others were born outdoors and have never lived with people. These cats generally fall into four categories: feral,Keep Reading

National Poison Prevention Month: Spring Hazards to Watch For

March is National Poison Prevention Month, and at Napa Humane, we want to ensure you’re aware of the springtime hazards that can pose a risk to your pets. As the weather warms and the season changes, dangerous substances—from toxic plants to household chemicals—become more common. Keeping your pets safe during these months is vital, andKeep Reading

Understanding the veterinary shortage and rising costs of pet care

If you’ve taken your pet to the vet recently, you might have noticed longer wait times, fewer appointment openings or higher costs than expected. As the Executive Director of Napa Humane, I want to help shed light on the reasons behind these changes and share what’s happening in the veterinary world. Pet ownership in theKeep Reading

Unlock Exclusive Discounts with Pawsport Napa Valley

If you’re a local or planning to visit Napa Valley, there’s a must-have that you won’t want to miss—Pawsport Napa Valley! Whether you’re a foodie, wine lover, or just someone looking for fun activities to enjoy with your furry friend, this exclusive paswsport gives you unbeatable access to some of Napa Valley’s best experiences, allKeep Reading

A Lifesaving Partnership: Napa Humane & Napa County Animal Shelter

At Napa Humane, we believe that collaboration is key to creating a healthier, happier future for animals in our community. One of our most impactful partnerships is with the Napa County Animal Shelter (NCAS)—a collaboration that ensures shelter pets receive the medical care, training, and support they need to find loving homes. This lifesaving workKeep Reading

LET’S TALK ABOUT IT: THE CLOSURE OF SAVE THIS LIFE MICROCHIP COMPANY

Over this past weekend, social media was flooded with alerts about ‘Save This Life’, a pet microchip company that suddenly ceased operations. As a result, their database is no longer accessible, meaning microchips registered with ‘Save This Life’ will not provide owner information when scanned. This situation has raised concerns about the traceability of petsKeep Reading

The Essential Role of Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR)

Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is widely recognized as one of the most compassionate and effective approaches to managing community cat populations. These free-roaming cats, sometimes called feral cats, are part of neighborhoods across the country. While they may not be traditional “pets,” TNR gives them a chance at healthier, more stable lives. TNR focuses on addressing overpopulationKeep Reading