Skyline Apartments Napa CA

06/05/2026

06/03/2026

Via

05/27/2026

A gentle community reminder for the Napa Valley 💛

Lately, there seems to have been an increase in abandoned animals being reported locally. Ducks, chickens, and other domestic animals have been found in public spaces, and situations involving pets needing urgent placement happen more often than many realize.

Sometimes people feel overwhelmed.
Sometimes circumstances change.
Sometimes someone simply doesn’t know where to turn.

Before leaving an animal behind, please know there may be another option.

Local organizations may be able to help with:
🐓 Farm animal placement or guidance
🐐 Rehoming support and rescue resources
🐶 Dogs and companion animals
🐱 Cats, kittens, and domestic pet resources
🚗 Transport connections or referrals
🏡 Placement guidance and networking
🤝 Pointing people toward additional local resources

You do not have to navigate difficult situations alone.

Bleating Hearts Farm & Sanctuary
(Farm animals and placement support)
📞 707-247-5758
✉️ [email protected]

Ripple Effect Animal Project
(Dogs, cats, domestic animals, and community resources)
📞 707-337-1562
✉️ [email protected]

Our hope is simple:

More awareness.
More resources.
Fewer abandoned animals.

If this information may help someone someday, keeping it circulating in the community matters. 💛

Napa County Animal Shelter and Adoption Center
City of Napa - Local Government
Napa County, California - Government

05/13/2026

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1424132543083629&id=100064606907081&mibextid=Nif5oz

Building of the George M. Francis Bridge on Third Street. The Francis Bridge was the third of four bridges that crossed the Napa River at Third Street. The concrete Francis Bridge was built in 1932 and replaced in 2002. Jaekle Bros. Mill Work is seen on the left of the photograph.