Power of Prevention: Helping to fund up to 246 surgery days in 2026
by Wendi Piscia | February 5th, 2026 | 7:31 am
Prevention Works Before Crisis Begins In animal welfare, prevention is often quieter than crisis. It does not make the same headlines as overcrowded shelters or emergency rescues, but it is where the greatest and most lasting impact happens. At Napa Humane, prevention is the foundation of our work. Most people love their pets and wantKeep Reading
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✨ Meet Starsky, February’s Calendar Star ✨
by Laticia Sahs | February 2nd, 2026 | 3:50 pm
A gentle soul with endless love and a big Husky heart Each month, Napa Humane’s calendar highlights a pet whose story reflects the bond between animals and the people who love them. These stories also represent something bigger. Every calendar purchase and contest entry supports Napa Humane’s Power of Prevention our year-round spay and neuter workKeep Reading
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Small changes that make a big difference for our pets
by Wendi Piscia | January 5th, 2026 | 11:49 am
As we ease into a new year, many of us are setting goals to feel healthier, more organized and more prepared for whatever 2026 brings. While our pets cannot write down resolutions themselves, they benefit greatly when we make thoughtful changes on their behalf. A few simple habits can greatly improve a pet’s health, happinessKeep Reading
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Meet Tahoe: The Four-Legged Spark Who Brings Joy to Every Day
by Laticia Sahs | December 30th, 2025 | 11:39 am
Every month, Napa Humane’s 2026 Calendar celebrates a pet whose story reminds us why animals matter. Pets brighten our homes, motivate us to move, and shape our lives in ways we never forget. Our January star is Tahoe, a joyful nugget of energy who fills his family’s life with love, laughter, and plenty of walkingKeep Reading
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The Season of Giving: How Your Support Changes Lives
by Wendi Piscia | December 4th, 2025 | 11:07 am
As the holiday season approaches, many of us find ourselves reflecting on the things that matter most: family, comfort, connection, and community. For me, this time of year also brings deep gratitude for the generosity that keeps local nonprofits like Napa Humane, and so many others, doing the work that strengthens our valley year-round. ItKeep Reading
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Keeping pets safe and calm this Thanksgiving
by Wendi Piscia | November 11th, 2025 | 11:05 am
Thanksgiving is a time to gather, reflect and give thanks for the people and pets who bring joy to our lives. At Napa Humane, we’re especially grateful for the animals who remind us every day what unconditional love looks like. Thanksgiving can be a heartwarming and festive day for humans. But for our furry companions,Keep Reading
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Keep pets safe this Halloween
by Wendi Piscia | October 8th, 2025 | 3:20 pm
From pumpkins on porches to kids in costumes, Halloween is one of the most festive times of the year. But while we enjoy the festivities, our pets often experience Halloween as confusing, noisy and even frightening. With a little planning, you can help them stay safe and comfortable while still enjoying the holiday. Keep theKeep Reading
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How lack of preventive care hurts pets (and your wallet)
by Wendi Piscia | September 11th, 2025 | 1:53 pm
Most of us know that a healthy lifestyle with good nutrition, regular checkups and preventive care is the key to a longer, better life. What is true for humans is just as true for our pets. Yet in veterinary care, a quiet crisis is unfolding. As costs climb — and with pet insurance still relativelyKeep Reading
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The Truth About “Free” Kittens: Why They’re Anything But Free
by Wendi Piscia | August 6th, 2025 | 12:13 pm
Recently, someone posted on Nextdoor: “FREE KITTENS! 6 weeks old. Eating on their own. Super cute!” The photo showed a box of wide-eyed fluffballs nestled on a towel. The post got dozens of likes, plenty of shares, and by the end of the day, all the kittens had supposedly found homes. Posts like this appearKeep Reading
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Keeping pets safe and calm this Fourth of July
by Wendi Piscia | July 3rd, 2025 | 7:56 am
As Independence Day approaches, many of us look forward to barbecues, backyard gatherings and festive celebrations. But for our pets, the holiday can be one of the most frightening times of the year. The loud booms, flashing lights and unfamiliar commotion that come with fireworks can be overwhelming — and even dangerous — for animals.Keep Reading
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